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In an engaging semi-final clash, Sinner outperforms Zverev.

In the conclusion, the top-ranked player proved overwhelming: Alexander Zverev succumbed in the semifinals of Cincinnati to Jannik Sinner. The next significant tennis tournament unfolds the following week in New York.

- In an engaging semi-final clash, Sinner outperforms Zverev.

Tennis player Alexander Zverev came close, but failed to make it to the final event in Cincinnati. The 27-year-old German, hailing from Hamburg, faced a tough battle against the world's top-ranked player, Jannik Sinner, losing 6:7 (9:11), 7:5, 6:7 (4:7) in a match that lasted 3 hours and 7 minutes. unfortunatey, Zverev had to concede to the 23-year-old Italian. In their previous four encounters, Zverev had emerged victorious.

"Sometimes you need to rely on your gut feeling. And I believe that was my edge today," stated Sinner post-match, struggling with minor hip issues again. "There were some highs and lows, which are not uncommon, especially when a match stretches beyond three hours. It was a decent match, I'd say, contributing to both of us. He served exceptionally well, so I can feel proud."

Zverev made it to the semifinals in Cincinnati for the third consecutive year. In 2021, the Olympic champion of Tokyo claimed the title at the US Masters tournament held in Ohio. The tournament serves as a warm-up for the US Open. The final major tournament of the year in New York commences on August 26.

Despite his defeat, Zverev continued to show his prowess on the tennis court, reaching the semifinals for the third year in a row in Cincinnati. Regardless of today's outcome, Tennis remains a passion for Zverev, as he prepares to face strong opponents in the upcoming US Open.

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