Tsitsipas

Rybakina advanced to the quarter-finals at Melbourne Park for the first time with her win at Rod Laver Arena and will meet Latvia's Jelena Ostapenko for a place ...

An immediate break back from Jannik Sinner. He desperately needed that, and he levels the second set scores at 2-2, and in doing so, he attempts to lift the ...

Greek tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas makes fans go crazy as he tries the local slang in his Australian Open 2023 interview after a win.

Let us know in the comments. The Briton shocked everyone with his brilliance, which forced us to recall the brilliance from his early years on the ATP Tour. Further, the 24-year-old answered a question regarding the challenge of his Dutch opponent Tallon Griekspoor in their first clash. The interviewer noticed him checking his phone after the match and asked if it was anything important. ADVERTISEMENT [ Stefanos Tsitsipas](https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/stefanos-tsitsipas/) is through to the fourth round of the [Australian Open](https://www.essentiallysports.com/category/tennis/australian-open/).

Stefanos Tsitsipas passed a real test of his title-winning credentials Sunday at the Australian Open, where he held off Jannik Sinner to clinch a thrilling ...

[Australian Open](https://www.atptour.com/en/tournaments/australian-open/580/overview), next prepares for a second tour-level meeting against 21-year-old Lehecka. [Jiri Lehecka](https://www.atptour.com/en/players/jiri-lehecka/l0bv/overview) as he bids for a third straight [Australian Open](https://www.atptour.com/en/tournaments/australian-open/580/overview) semi-final appearance. He steadied himself with a barrage of powerful and precise serving before crucially breaking Sinner in the sixth game of the deciding set. 1](/en/news/djokovic-tsitsipas-alcaraz-australian-open-2023-world-no-1-scenarios) Yet Tsitsipas retained his composure, dialled in behind his serve and huge forehand, and clinched a decisive break in the sixth game of the fifth set en route to a gripping four-hour win. I had an unbelievable opponent on the other side of the court today, playing incredible tennis in the third and fourth sets.”

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Tsitsipas led 4-2 and suddenly the end was in sight. The set fell into a pattern. A good decision by the coaching staff. “And eventually, he makes the break. Tsitsipas immediately broke for 1-0, dropping just one point in the game. Sinner consolidated for 3-1. “He is going to get a warning here ... “And that’s what he did. He is 0-7 in grand slams and 1-15 at ATP tour level against them. He nearly went 0 for 6 until just inching his way to an eventually decisive break. Live Coverage of ATP + WTA Tour Tournaments including Every Finals Match. Watch Tennis Live with beIN SPORTS on Kayo.

Third seed Stefanos Tsitsipas survived a huge scare Sunday to battle into a third consecutive Australian Open quarter-final and a showdown with Czech ...

Tsitsipas then saved four break points in the next game to keep the advantage and went on to seal the first set. It went with serve in the second until the Greek pounced for 5-4 with a sizzling cross-court forehand then served it out in 46 minutes to take control. "I'm trying to do my best out here, it's not easy. He stated his intent by breaking Sinner in the first game thanks to a baseline error from the Italian. Tsitsipas led Sinner 4-1 in their head-to-heads leading into the match, including victory in the Melbourne quarter-finals last year, but it proved to be a tough test for the Greek. That upset put the Czech into the last eight at a Grand Slam for the first time after being knocked out in the first round at all four majors last year.

Stefanos Tsitsipas' dreams of a maiden Grand Slam title are still alive as the third seed survived a gutsy comeback from 15th seed Jannik Sinner 6-4 6-4 3-6 ...

- Adv Sinner: What a return by the Italian. - 30-0: Another winner for the Greek. - 15-40: Sinner steps to hit a winner off the second serve. - 30-30: However, an ace does the trick. His second of the night. - 0-30: Sinner is making his move. The Italian is back. - 40-0: And again. - Game Tsitsipas: The world No.4 hits a forehand winner. The set is looking like his. Tsitsipas can't pass Sinner and we are on here. Chance for the Greek.

A year after dumping Sinner out in the quarters at Melbourne Park, third seed Tsitsipas crushed the Italian's hopes of a great escape as he held firm to ...

Stefanos Tsitsipas has survived a five-set thriller at Melbourne Park to book a place in the final eight of the Australian Open.

"I stayed really calm just like Mr Rod Laver used to do in his day. I'm happy I figured it out." The three-times Australian Open semi-finalist will now meet unseeded 21-year-old Czech Jiri Lehecka for a place in the semi-finals.

Stefanos Tsitsipas found another gear when it counted to fend off Jannik Sinner in a five-set thriller and reach the Australian Open quarter-finals in a ...

"It's tough right now, for sure ... Duping the Greek with a sumptuous drop-shot, Sinner emerged with a break and took the set with an ace down the 'T'. For all that, the match was suddenly within the Greek's reach as Sinner double-faulted then blasted a forehand long to give up three break points in the fourth game. A misfiring cannon for the first two sets, Sinner turned the match on its head early in the third with a string of spell-binding winners. With the Greek dominated for two sets as Sinner roared back into the match, Tsitsipas captured the decisive break in the sixth game of the decider before sealing it in style with a cross-court forehand winner. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story

Powered by his laser-guided serve Tsitsipas battled his way to a 6-4,6-4 lead but found himself losing his grip on the match as Sinner used his power to get on ...

[Australian Open](https://www.tennis365.com/category/australian-open/) He wasn’t making a lot of unforced errors, he wasn’t giving much. I felt like he was really getting into the rhythm of this fast ball that I was giving him. I was playing some big foreheads and some big shots. I was trying to analyse it a little bit to try and see what’s going on. “I had two games with love on his serve – didn’t convert the first one, he came back, and I didn’t get the other one on my last break point that I had. And the only option was to stay as solid as possible or to just hold my games on my serve.” [It] didn’t to me feel like it was too much defensive. So I picked up in the fifth set. Things went my way.” I hang (sic) in there and just waited for that golden moment to show up. I was stuck somewhere.

Greek third seed made it through a five-setter to continue his relatively untroubled passage to the quarter-finals in Melbourne.

And Tsitsipas is an aggressor, with his preference for taking the ball on the rise and deploying a versatile repertoire of shots. If there was any doubt the comeback was on, it was put to bed early in the fourth, when Tsitsipas ran to the other side of the court for advice from his coaching team, which now also features Mark Philippoussis alongside Tsitsipas’s father Apostolos. I had [an] unbelievable opponent on the other side of the court playing incredible tennis in the third and fourth set. The Italian 15th seed is the definition of a talent on the rise. Amid all the upsets and changing of the guard at this event, it feels almost humdrum that Tsitsipas has progressed to the second week. Novak Djokovic aside, he is also the only one to have made a grand slam final.

Greek third seed Stefanos Tsitsipas described the Australian Open as his "home slam", saying the conditions in Melbourne remind him of the Attic Peninsula.

For me it's the Australian Open." Of course, it's very important when you're far away from home to have that sort of feeling, to connect even more with the culture that you're at," he said. "The conditions are similar.