Rafael Jodar Tones It Down: His Words. Medvedev Also Knocked Out—Everything Changes for Jannik Sinner
The rising Spanish star lost to the Japanese player Mochikuzi
The rising Spanish star lost to the Japanese player Mochikuzi
His next opponent on the London grass isn’t exactly who fans were expecting going into the match.
The rising star won the all-Spanish derby against Pablo Carreño Busta
The German world No. 3 tennis player routed the Spanish freshman: he is the big favorite in the tournament
The new Spanish tennis ace has hit a truly exhilarating record. His growth path is impressive.
The Spanish rising star spoke about his career and the match that impressed him most
L'Azzurro overcame Jodar in three sets in a never-ending match
Exchange of praise between Jannik Sinner and Rafael Jodar after their challenge in Madrid: the young Spaniard thanks and raises.
From current and past soccer stars to financial bigwigs, via Bernie Ecclestone: everyone wants to see Sinner in Madrid.
Also peeping into the stands of the Caja Magica in Madrid is 95-year-old Bernie Ecclestone, an attentive spectator of the challenge between Sinner and Jodar.
Despite winning in two sets, Jannik Sinner praised his very young opponent Rafael Jodar from the end-of-match dedication.
Jannik Sinner’s two-set victory over Rafael Jodar presented a condition that Spanish fans had already put in their sights.
After a first set that began laboriously and then dominated, Jannik Sinner suffered against Rafael Jodar and then scrambled him at the tie-break: ending 6-2, 7-6(0).
L'altoatesino initially adopts a more cautious attitude than usual, while Jodar plays boldly and fearlessly.