After exiting in the round of 16 at the Internazionali d'Italia, Jannik Sinner 's run also ended immediately at Roland Garros . The South Tyrolean tennis player, number 8 in the world, was defeated by the German Daniel Altmaier , number 79 Atp, in the second round.
The match went uphill right from the start, with the first set won only in the tie-break to show the difficulties of the challenge. Tie-break which instead had rewarded the opponent in the next set, triggering the reaction of the blue, who had moved up to 2-1 dominating the third set with a clear 6-1.
Then the key moment of the match, with the match-point failed by Sinner and the inertia passing into the hands of Altmaier, able to win the fourth and fifth sets 7-5, bringing home the match and the pass for the third round.
