Today’s Papers – Sinner dominates headlines
Jannik Sinner became the first Italian male tennis player to win the US Open on Sunday night so the 23-year-old is dominating headlines in the country this morning.
La Gazzetta dello Sport
Sinner, you are unique.
Historic triumph at the US Open in New York. Jannik is a tennis legend at 23. Fritz beaten in a match with no history: ‘I’m proud, dedicated to my ill aunt.’
Corriere dello Sport
Sinner triumphs at the US Open
A Martian among us
He beats Fritz in three sets (6-3, 6-4, 7-5) and gets emotional for his aunt: ‘Dedicated to here, there’s life beyond tennis, I wish everyone health.’
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Sinner triumphs in the US Open. Second slam in his career and this incredible 2024. Fritz was easily beaten. Still the No.1 King of Italy, America and the world.
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