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Tennis: Jannik Sinner Focuses On 'performing Well' In Madrid Open
The world number one arrives in Madrid after a significant breakthrough on clay. He recently defeated Carlos Alcaraz in straight sets to win the Monte Carlo Masters. However, Sinner admitted that he hasn’t had the best results in the Spanish capital.
“I never played very well here, so let’s see how it goes this year,” Sinner said ahead of the tournament. “I’m trying to improve as a player, and this might be one of the toughest challenges because of certain factors like altitude and wind.”
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