Jannik Sinner v Daniil Medvedev Extended Highlights | Australian Open 2024 Final
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I’m impressed by Sinner stamina. His shots were so powerful even after playing 3 hours
Absolutely Right. Full machine
The conditioning in tennis now is next-level! People talk about MMA/UFC fighters, NBA players, long distance swimmers, but many don't realize just how fit these guys are. A sport where you are considered "old" at 30!
The fitness truly manifests itself late in 4 or 5-set matches when, the players are STILL maintaining proper mechanics and technique. For those of you who've never played, go on to a court and hit 20 ground-strokes, 10bh & 10fh, running side-to-side, all while maintaining velocity, depth, and accuracy on your shot! Then try it after 4-5hrs of intensive match-play! These guys are machines!
I know and then to be able to jump up to his teams box after the win,wow
Sinner reaped the benefits of winning efficiently. Medvedev’s fight was admirable, surviving three 5-setters, coming back from 0-2 down twice. But he also was putting himself in bad positions. He didn’t need to drop sets against Borges and Machac, definitely could’ve closed out Ruusuovori faster too. He paid the price here for not winning efficiently, whereas Sinner ran through Rublev, Khachanov, and Djokovic while only dropping one set total.
Being young was part of it plus training hard.
The first of many, I still can’t get over the level of Sinner’s game and mental fortitude now
So good, let’s go Sinner 🎉 👏 ❤
Sinner deserved to win the championship
Novak still better bro u will see it soon enough :)
@@novakgoatovicno he won't. Sinner will beat him at wimbledon this year
Now that’s how you win your 1st grand slam. Not giving up and pounding a winner down the line. Awesome job Sinner!! 🎉🎉🎉
No doubt! 1st GS and play like that!!
You can do it both.
You can win your first one how you like. You're an idiot.
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@@depression_isnt_realno is not ..is the third man and the fifth or sixth considering woman as well!.
Is the first to win the AO
You can see by his reaction when he breaks at 5-1 in the second that he's very much calm and confident that he can play better tennis despite the unfavourable score. Amazing personality and level of tennis!
Exactly. He knows he may still lose the battle (set), but he can still win the war (match).
That break-back in the second set was the turning point of the match
Sinner knows he can Transform into a *Super Saiyan 2 Gohan level*
😅
Agree, especially at such young age, just amazing!
Yes indeed!
Read somewhere after the semifinal games, Sinner didn't have the mental strength to cope with Medvedev's game.
There's no response more resounding than coming back 2 sets down to win your first slam.
Blistering game Jannik ⚡
I know, right. People just like to say the darndest things. Glad Sinner showed them he's for real.
Stupendous….and Med is very gracious in defeat. What a man and what a player.
He's a class act
That is what I love about tennis, these players are so humble, even in defeat like Medvedev
Meddy clearly running on fumes given previous matches, but he still managed to bring some serious energy in the first two sets. Absolutely commendable work, but unfortunately it was not enough. Congrats to Jannik! 🇮🇹
I feel like the outcome would have been different had Medvedev not been so gassed. But that's why a major championship is a marathon, not a sprint. Meddy's performance was commendable. I feel bad for the guy. All that said, Sinner deserves this and he's staking his claim for the top of the men's game right now. What a beast.
I love both these guys. But yeah gassed
@@papigringo5692you can also say sinner has nervous for first 2 sets and didn't bring our his best game.... he started playing his natural game from 3rd set...
@@rabisml1234 That's very possible. Credit to Sinner for coming back from such a huge deficit. Only a true champion can do that.
Congrats to Sinner. A great player. Have to also say Meddy was unfairly scheduled, exhausted from 5 set late night, early morning matches. Not as fresh as his young rival. Such is tennis snd such is Australian Open scheduling. Must be improved.
Sensational tennis from Sinner to come back from 2 sets to love down in his first grand slam final to win the AO!
Also, great run by Meddy!
Meddy came back from 2 sets down to win the semifinal and then lost the final from 2 sets up.
I didn’t know Sinner was such a mental beast..even more remarkable at his young age. Knowing you’re capable of playing great tennis and actually able to execute in clutch situations are 2 different things altogether..hats if to Jannik and well deserved AO champ!
He did it step by step and became slowly better unlike Alcaraz.
He changed coach last year and half way through you could see already the improvement in his first serve, fitness and mental strength
@@Spielfigur75 yeah kudos to Darren Cahill. Cahill is not given the credit he deserves. Even with Simona, he coached her to a GS title.
I watched him playing one or two years ago..and a knew that his prize was close!!!! And he is a young man!!!
I’ve followed Sinner from the very beginning. I’ve always said that he has the game needed to be a champion, but what has changed the most about him and what has brought him over the top (besides the developments in his forehand and serve) is his belief in himself and his complete sense of composure on court. I really think that aspect has come a long way under Darren Cahill. He’s been showing us a champion’s mentality for the past few months, and the only thing that was really missing was the major championship. It was an inevitability and I can’t be any happier for him and his team.
Probably one of the best runs in the new era of male tennis. That, along his attitude, his mental strength and overall his demeanor on court makes Sinner probably my favorite new generation player.
These young Gen showing us how good they can be. Now the question is can they be consistent like the big 3
@@TheMbudzeni If they can, boy are we in for a ride again
Nobody has mentioned that Sinner will need to work hard on clay. His least favorite surface.
Coming back from 2 sets in any round is amazing. To do it in the final was incredible.
Sinner's win vs Djokovic in Australia and Alcaraz's win vs Djokovic in Wimbledon were so meaningful, it's like a change of the guard in men's tennis despite Nole is still a threat for anyone but Jannik & Carlos have already proven themselves in the biggest stages. We'll certainly witness plenty of epic battles and Slam finals between these two in the future, hope their rivalry to last as long as possible. Congrats Sinner, sensational tennis 👏🏻
Well said. It definitely feels like the changing of the guard.......and the end of Djoketards.
Unfortunately mate Sinners win over Novak in his AO is that exciting than wimbledon!
Felt the same. For those that missed it, go watch Sinner-Alcaraz at US Open last year. Just an Epic match and the first look at 2 generational talents going head to head
@karltrepanier5848 that was one of the best matches I've ever seen in recent years
That was 2022@@karltrepanier5848
The mental development of Sinner is something else! To believe in yourself after going down 0-2 in your first GS final and be able to turn it around is really special.
hopefully he won't ended like Thiem
@@georgecouldbefoundhereIt was!!!!
While he did come out but you also must keep in mind Medvedev was way too tired after mid, end of 3rd set.
The fact that he went straight to his team after the win...And not showing too much attitude or aggression after the win shows a lot of character.... From an Alcaraz fan I see the danger in future games....
What a performance from Sinner! The mental strength and determination he showed to come back from being down two sets is truly inspiring. This win is a testament to his hard work and dedication. Congratulations to him on a well-deserved victory at the AO!
Medvedev just can't catch a break in Australia. Kudos to Sinner for believing he could still win despite being two sets down.
Sinner two sets down and still made it is outstanding for somebody so young. It speaks volumes of his mental and physical toughness. It is baptism of fire for this young champion. Impressive.😊
This is crazy what Sinner did! He is without a doubt the one to check this season. His mental game just went another level.
Congrats Sinner. Perfect way to win your 1st grand slam coming from 2 sets under. Almost seems like the longer his matches the stronger of player he becomes. This tournament will give him the confidence for the remainder of the year. Well done!
Sinner has been SO impressive. Incredible movement, court sense, mental endurance and calm and stalks that baseline. He takes just about everything on the rise and defends so well.
So humble and calm
i was worried that mens tennis would not get another proper ambassador for the sport post federer but here we are. how refreshing to have another classy, non-grunting champion!
The strength, fighting spirit and mentality which Sinner had after the second set to keep playing highly in a really tough moment of the match for him, was admirable.
This never-ending fight to win AO showed why he deserves this title a lot.
Hope the first one of many for this humble and quite talented guy 👈👈👈 🏆 🇮🇹 🎾
Sinner knew that he played way way way fewer sets in the previous 2 weeks than Medvedev, so he knew that Medvedev physical level was going to drop, relatively to Sinner
This is incredible. To win his first major in such a fashion. Congratulations, Jannik Sinner! You deserved this.
Legendary performance by Sinner! One of the best grand finals in a long time
Sinner has the total package, an all around game, shot making, athleticism. But what's most impressive is his composure for someone his age--down two sets to come back and win the Australian Open, like wow. It's too early to compare his career trajectory to the Big 3, but he's the real deal.
Great that quality tennis times have returned. Sinner, the intelligence of Davidenko and the power of Berdych, the speed of Murray and the elegance of Federer.
The resilience that Sinner showed after 2 set loss teaches us an invaluable lesson to keep believing, and with perseverance you can be victorious.
So happy for this young man. Very mature, simple, respectful.... full of Skill. This tournament was yours from the start. Many Congratulations and wishing you many more slams to come.
Jannik anticipation is extraordinarily. He initiates the volley and step up 1-3 times ahead of Medvedev. He didn’t won the AO24 with luck alone, he claimed it with class and honesty✌️🙏👍
Sinner Well deserved. Wishing him many more Grand Slams in future. What a match😮
Full match please, AO! This was one for the ages! What an incredible thriller.
Losing the first two sets probably helped Sinner become less tight so he can actually play his actual aggressive style tennis as well as getting more first serves in because he's got nothin to lose at that point.
Med came out swinging harder in the first two sets (higher topspin average than all of his matches in the tournament), but there was no way he could keep that up physically, especially after Sinner loosened up and started firing rockets. Congrats to Sinner for staying strong til the end in all aspects for in his first grand slam final! 🏆
Utmost respect for an incredible athlete in Mr. Medvedev. What at exciting event!! Congrats to Mr. Sinner for having survived an early set-back - 2 sets down. He didn't just win...he emerged from being well behind to strive for the win. Wonderful work ethic Sir!
This kid deserves my following for next many years!
Battle of attrition, both playing superbly....Sinner had the legs, and that is the way a Grand Slam title match should be played.
Impressed on the stamina of both... medvedev was doing everything correct. He moved the ball side to side making his opponent "tired" . But basically - he was also getting tired and got tired faster thus giving up the winner in key moments. wow!
Jannik is an absolute stud... Sinner, Alcaraz...expecting many finals in the future. Awesome win
What a very Sinner way to conclude this EPIC showdown!!! Congrats Jan, FORZAAAAAAAAA!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sinner's forehand in the championship point was a work of art. What a shot
Sinner is just different. So calm under pressure
It's about time. First time I saw him play 2-3 years ago I knew he was a slam material
This Sinner was not saved by grace but by his devilish placement of backhand shots and wicked forehand winners.
man!!! What a beautiful championship game I’ve seen congratulations to both,,,especially Sinner’s played great throughout the tournament 👏👏👍
A very calm italian from the north waits with patience. Incredibile. Auguri. Bravissimo.
What a comeback last three sets. The way he defeat novak and here against meddvedev, AO24 is a amazing race.
I heard lots of talks about sinner last year and him barely giving good results apart from the canadian masters. After the later part of the season and specially the atp finals we are finally seeing the potential come to terms with the outcome. Hope to see this top 4 rivalry get more intense this year and may this year not only be djokovic, alcaraz and the rest. Well done champ I really liked his personality and composure in the matches. Reminds me so much of Roger though I am a Novak fan Roger's composure was pure class.
Beating the unbeatable Djokovic and then coming back like this: utterly improbable and fantastic.
Feeling so happy for Sinner. Every single tennis fan who have been following tennis for last 3 years will remember this day.
Congratulations to Sinner. He was two sets down, never gave up, and came back to win it. I also loved that winning down the line forehand to take the title. Amazing!
Medvedev was gracious in defeat too
Sinner has the mentality of a champion, I really really like him -- he doesn't act out or curse or smash rackets, he just gets on with the job like a man
beautiful to watch both of these guys...much more pleasing to the viewer than Alcaraz or even Novak. Gorgeous strokes. But Sinner has better odds over time with the one flaw of Medvedev.... Sinner stands right on the baseline, Medvedev is generally a few to several feet behind the baseline hitting the less penetrating looping balls. Sinner hits the flatter ball with the slightly better angles. Basically able to control the match much more than Daniil. What a future this guy has, unbelievable.
Stop it hater, sinner is great and congrats but don't bring down alcaraz please!😊
Sinner has the chance to win a calender slam this year. Mic drop level
Well deserved young Jannik. You played excellent tennis throughout the tournament. Wishing you many more Grand Slams in the years to come.
What a contrast with yesterday women final where i felt asleep. Only thing that kept waking me up was sabalenka horrible grunts 🤣. Congratulation to Jannik! I'm not gonna lie, I didn't think he would be able to turn this match around after being 2 sets down. Daniil surprised me a lot with his tactic during the first 2 sets where he was so agressive. But what a match from Sinner. What an amazing ball striker he is. He has improved so much since last year. This victory is the 1st of many more to come, as long as he stays healthy.
men's matches have drama, less frequent in women's matches but it does occur. Sabalenka-Gauff was a decent match despite the grunts.
Yep. From the semis and the final, the Gauff v Sabalenka match was the one that enjoyed watching. I don't know if I'm the only one but the only time I watch Sabalenka play is when she's playing someone i want to watch (in this case, it was Coco). Other than that, I rarely watch her match because of her grunts.@@karenv8351
@@karenv8351 Yes, it's hard to sustain tension and suspense when the match is over in just over an hour.
@@randolphpinkle4482 Having 3 setters makes the difference in women's matches. Medvedev would have won had that been the case here.
"Daniil surprised me a lot with his tactic during the first 2 sets where he was so aggressive". That kind of confirms my thought that Daniil stepped on the clutch from the third set on. Is that what happened? Looks like it, by seeing this highlight, as I didn't watch the match. Pity if it is true, as it's gonna become a mark of his GS finals, not being able to close out the championship match.
Omg that was a comeback. Great tennis amazing amazing amazing amazing Australian open final amazing sinner
Great match between the 2 best players in men’s tennis over the past couple of months.
Sinner's domination of men's tennis started from now. His rivalry with Carlitos will be epic rivalry in upcoming future.
Congratulations Jannik Sinner for your 1st of the many Grand Slam titles ! What a performance, what a turnaround after being totally outplayed in the 1st 2 sets! He has learnt well from his mistakes of 2022 against Djokovic at Wimbledon and Alcaraz at USO. So happy for him! Take a bow Champ! 🎾🏆💯❤️
I love the ovation and the applause the new champion earned 👏 🙌
Well done mate!
Well done, Jannik Sinner. Coming back from two sets down to win the Australian Open in your first slam final is an incredible achievement.
You could see the blank look of worry at the end of the 3rd set... He isnt a young gun anymore, and that Hurkacz match was very physical.
Was hoping Sinner will take his first GS. But in the end I wished Medvedev won after witnessing how he fights even when he is out of fuel. Got to respect that.
Don’t ever give up no matter what the situation is nor who you’re playing against. What a great comeback! Wow! 😮
Finally! I've always preferred Sinner over Alcaraz because of his composure, even though I think Alcaraz is more athletic. This outcome is exactly the evidence for Sinner's mental strength! I'm glad he's now a Grand Slam champion as well!
Still mulling over how jannik pulled this one off.
Sinner is the definition of a humble BEAST.
Sinner has been truly incredible. This AO he beat Khachanov, Rublev, Djokovic, and Medvedev all back to back, and the scary part was all of them were easy matches except Medvedev. Sinner’s killer instinct is incredible; sure he looked nervous early in this match with Medvedev playing the way he was, but he never panicked, never freaked out, and stayed the course. The moment the third set started, Sinner just never looked bothered, never looked in trouble. He played progressively better as the match went on and the fifth set was definitely his best performance.
For Medvedev, I feel pretty bad man. He’s had two gut-wrenching AO losses between this one and Nadal in 2022. Both where he led two sets, but was facing an on-fire opponent who was just destined to win that day. No one can tell me Daniil choked this match. Medvedev had one of the boldest game plans I’ve ever seen by playing super offensive in the first two sets; do yall realize how difficult it is to reach a grand slam final and commit to playing an entirely different style that you’re not fully comfortable with? Medvedev did that, and that’s the reason he won 2 sets here.
In the end, I think we all knew Sinner would shake off the nerves and prove his offensive tennis is better than Medvedev’s. And that’s what ended up happening; Sinner asserted himself with those huge groundstrokes while Medvedev was driven back into defending. Medvedev definitely started to feel the effects of the long AO run as well; he has now set the record for most time spent on court at a major ever. The man played four 5-setters in 7 matches, came back from 2 sets down twice, and dropped one set in two other matches. He only had one straight set win. This was an amazing feat of endurance and durability from him, and I bet he’ll have a big season this year.
The top of the game looks utterly stacked right now. Djokovic will likely bounce back from this loss, especially during clay season. Medvedev looks as strong and tactical as ever. Alcaraz will come roaring back soon and probably peak for RG-Wimbledon. Zverev has had some of the best slam results of his career lately, and of course Sinner looks like he might be the best player in the world if he keeps it up at this pace. Sinner has won his last two against Alcaraz, 3 of his last 4 against Djokovic, 4 in a row against Medvedev. He was won 9 of his last 10 matches against top 5 players. There no longer seems to be a matchup Sinner is scared of, and if there’s a weakness in his current game, I can’t seem to find it…
The weakness of Sinner is his frequent injuries. If he reaches the number 1 spot it would be a short period of time. I dont see him having a long career
Wow, you win the longest comment I've ever bothered to read. Well said 🎉
Sinner beat all members of the Soviet Union.. impressive
@@javierperez9188Nah, in 2023 he barely got injured. Only a minor one during clay season and it probably only affected him a couple weeks (could’ve even just been fatigue). I think his time in the gym has made him more durable, though I don’t think he’s ever gonna be an iron man type player like Medvedev who can play 5 tournaments in a row with zero wear and tear
@@mj2you22Thanks! I’m honored
Wow what a match, well done JANNIK SINNER!!!🎉🎉🎉
Never say die Sinner, massive come back AO winner. He could be heading to Europe with huge confidence and hunger to win on any surface now. Djokovic is already hinting at retirement soon. Awesome athlete much?
To end it with his signature blistering down the line forehand shot is so fitting. It took many other shots and tactics for him to get there, but it was so satisfying to see. He has grown so much as a player it's astonishing.
Sinner might be the most clean hitter so satisfying to watch
U deserves...future world no 1....sinner...kudos
This is the first grand slam I followed live and I'm glad it's won by one of my fav next gen players
20% talent...80% mental That's why tennis is the greatest individual sport in the world!
Great energy level from Sinner.
Beating djokovic in semis and that at AO means your destiny is fixed.
I'm so impressed by Sinner. Way to go my man 💪
This is actually a sign of good things to come for Medvedev as he has shown that he can be very difficult to beat if he comes forward. With his incredible wingspan, it is almost impossible to pass him at the net and he is one of the very best volleyers in the ATP tour. The only thing that kept him from doing that till the end of the match is that he was gassed by the start of the third set and the spring from his legs was already gone.
That final shot was epic! Well done carrot man! Congrats!!!
Being 2 sets down, how does one even retain the fire of a comeback?? Unreal stuff 🔥🔥
It happens all the time, Medvedev did it in the semis
@@GdF420not the same as the final
@@GdF420 yup😁
Technical difference between Sinner and Alcaraz? Both can generate power and speed, but Sinner is more grounded and balanced on his baseline, whereas, Alcaraz, due to his inherent game, needs to move away from the center of the baseline to execute powerful shots and generate pace. With weaker opponents it works but with players capable to handle his game and return his shots, he is left covering the ground, making his own shots counterproductive. Also, everybody has now understood his dropshot tricks and this will be more and more obvious as he spends time on the circuit.
After beating Djokovic the way he did he truly deserved the win here. Congrats 😊
What a phenomenal comeback! I honestly thought Medvedev would win after the first 2 sets, he was playing lights out tennis. Sinner is proving to he has the stamina to go the distance, the possibilities for him are endless.
Well deserved! The difference in that match is stamina - Sinner had more in the tank at the end and played his game, which he can dominate the point. Congratulations 🎊 🎊
Un magnifique champion. Bravo vraiment mérité.
Congratulations Jannik!🎉 🎊 A fantastic job well done!.
One of the greatest comeback matches in Tennis History
Not really
Sinner was a solid favorite to begin the match and quickly became the favorite again after taking set 3. He did what was expected of him. You can't give him credit for putting himself in a hole and then doing his job. That's like if I give you credit for messing up my order but making up for it by cooking up a great meal.
Dude, chill, it’s not the greatest.
I'd say Nadal's win over Medvedev was the biggest, considering his age, coming off an injury prone year and getting Covid the month before AO. That was almost 5 and a half hours of grueling tennis that should have favored the younger Medvedev. That was a match.
@@Golf05 Question is, is it Daniil level dropping at the deciding set? I didn't watch the match, but by this highlights it he seems to be pushing the ball in the last three sets whereas the first two he was hitting with authority and going for winners.
@@ZenigundamYou make zero sense.
Sinner vs Alcaraz, the future of Men's tennis is bright. Given these two are clear cut above rest of the field of the same generations, there is a legit chance both of them could overtake Djoker's slam record 15 years down the line.
You are not good at math, aparently. Go back to school.
Calm down man. There is no one coming close to beating that record.
For now that is far fetched... It's good to dream though, nothing is impossible, but let's talk after 10 slams first. Staying hungry is the most difficult thing in this sport, many have reached the top, but staying there for a sustained period is a different dimension altogether. You need another great player to push you and staying fit and hungry as you rack millions and millions in prize money...
Nobody thought Pete’s 14 slams can be crossed ever in the tennis history.
That's a hell of a way of getting your first slam. In the third set he just says "Alright, warm-up's finished."
what a comeback by Jannik Sinner👏👏
AO finals are officially in Medvedev's noggin.
Two tough losses after leading two sets to nil.
Great resilience and shot making from Sinner.
This defeat was even worse than the final against Nadal in 2022
Wow, great match! Incredible stamina from both. Medvedev seemed to keep good form all the way through, but Sinner just picked up his game about 2 levels and started gaining confidence and momentum. Great win for him!
Sinner is one step further to beat medevedev and next champion of all slams
That is the way to win a first grand slam, beating the historic defending champion and then the world number 3 , not Tiafoe and then Casper Rudd in the final, Sinner is going to be the true dominator of the circuit for the next 4 years.🇮🇹🏆❤️
Wow, the boy has become a man. Love it. Can't wait to cheer for him more in the future.
One thing to note: Medvedev had just come off a 5-setter a couple days prior. Dude was gassed by the third. Still so proud of Sinner! I've been saying for ages that he'd be one of the greats of this generation alongside Alcaraz.
Medvedev achieved the record of longest hours spent on court to reach a Grand Slam final
no wonder he's gassed
"Medvedev had just come off a 5-setter a couple days prior"
- At this time, probably best to look at what Stefan Edberg had to endure to get to the final of the 1992 US Open. Then playing Sampras in the final, and Edberg still won. Also, Edberg had an injury lay-off period before the US Open.
Not sure about Alcaraz, but this guy looks to have serious potential, in the same stratosphere as Nole, Nadal and Federer. Would love to see his matches against Nole and Nadal moving forward.
Yup I saw a stat they showed at the end of the semis that Medvedev had play over 21hours of tennis to reach the final where sinner had played a little more than 14 hrs
Sinner right now has the biggest game in tennis! If he maintains his mental game he's going to be a #1 player for a while!
Couldn't have asked for a better final! The spectators surely got their money's worth.
I am all choked up by Sinner's win!!!