Medvedev Rips Into Sinner’s Unfair Edge

Jannik Sinner has reached his fifth Masters final of the season after beating Daniil Medvedev, but the semi-final was far from straightforward for the World No. 1.

Between a health scare during the match and a rain delay that paused play, Sinner had plenty to deal with before getting over the line. But one particular moment involving a rules decision ended up drawing attention too, and Medvedev clearly wasn’t pleased, taking time afterward to question how the incident was handled.

Medvedev Takes a Dig at Sinner Over a Controversial Tennis Rule Favoring Him: “It’s Not Allowed”

The Russian calls out a rule that favored Sinner during their semifinal match.

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Last Poll’s Results: 58.94% of you think that Medvedev cannot rival Sinner in Alcaraz’s absence.

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Before focusing entirely on tennis, Daniil Medvedev attended a specialized Physics and Mathematics Lyceum. He was so adept that he completed his final two years of high school in just a single year.

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