Sinner Backs Up Shelton Win With Impressive Showing Against Sonego

Jannik Sinner is cruising through the Vienna Open draw, following up his win over Ben Shelton by beating compatriot Lorenzo Sonego . Lorenzo Sonego might not be the best player in the world, but he
Jannik Sinner is cruising through the Vienna Open draw, following up his win over Ben Shelton by beating compatriot Lorenzo Sonego . Lorenzo Sonego might not be the best player in the world, but he's certainly not a pushover when he plays at his best level. Today wasn't that day, but he played a pretty solid match, giving Sinner some issues at times. Outside of that, it was Sinner who controlled the match pretty well. He was able to do it so efficiently because of his serve. He served well for the entirety of the match, which is pretty impressive, and it gave him a good starting point in most rallies. The opening set saw the opposite happen for Sonego, who could barely hit his serve regularly, and it gave his opponent plenty of chances to attack him. The higher-ranked Italian did that and put Sonego under a lot of pressure, which resulted in him committing far too many errors to remain competitive in the set, and he lost it 2-6. He played far better in the second set because he served better. Indoor tennis h

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