Nine days after their showdown in the Paris Masters final, Jannik Sinner once again came out on top, cruising past Felix Auger-Aliassime 7-5, 6-1. After a tight opening set, Sinner shifted gears, taking full control as Auger-Aliassime, dealing with a calf issue, struggled to keep up. The Italian broke early for a 3-0 lead and never looked back, sealing the win with an ace after just an hour and 41 minutes. It was another statement win from the 23-year-old, and even Roger Federer’s former coach couldn’t help but take notice.

Just hours ago, user @jannik_files shared Ivan Ljubicic’s take on Sinner’s raw power after the ATP Finals. “The power of his baseline shots… the second he puts both feet on the ground, I’m not saying he goes to the max, but almost. He’s scary,” Ljubicic said. And t

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