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General · 24 January 2026

Sinner Battles Heat, Cramps to Advance at Australian Open

Sinner Battles Heat, Cramps to Advance at Australian Open

Jannik Sinner overcame extreme heat and cramping to defeat Eliot Spizzirri in the Australian Open. Sinner acknowledged feeling lucky after the Extreme Heat Policy was implemented, allowing the roof to close. He admitted to struggling physically, experiencing cramps throughout his body, but credited his team for their support. Sinner also praised Spizzirri's performance and anticipates a successful season for him. The day also saw other top players advance, setting up enticing matches.

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