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Aus Open: Top Seed Sinner Holds Rune For Quarterfinal Berth
In hot and humid conditions, the top-seed Italian was struggling midway through his fourth-round match with Rune. But after medical timeouts and even a lengthy break for a broken net, he found a way to win.
Sinner, who won his first Grand Slam title here last year, took the first set in 33 minutes to set up a quarterfinal against either Australia’s big hope Alex de Minaur or young American Alex Michelsen.
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