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The Italians shined under the lights at Indian Wells Saturday. smiling their way through a 7-5, 6-1 victory.
Published Mar 10, 2024
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After a close first set, Sinner and Sonego poured it on in set two.
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The two couldn't help but laugh for an extended period when Sonego finished off a 30-40 point they had no business winning in securing a double break in the second set.
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The 2023 Davis Cup champion teammates had reason to smile when they went on an eight-game tear to blow the contest wide open.
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When it came time to serve for the encounter, who better than Mr. Undefeated to close it out?
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Sonego and Sinner did not face a break point in their dominant second set.
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Even Rublev couldn't help but grin when he embraced Sinner at the net.
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The two will meet No. 5 seeds Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos next, likely scheduled for Monday.
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Sinner acknowledged the loudest group of supporters before signing autographs for a lucky block of fans on his way out.
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