Jannik Sinner delivered a commanding performance to defeat Novak Djokovic in straight sets—6-4, 7-5, 7-6(3)—in the French Open semi-finals, ending Djokovic’s bid for another Roland Garros title and sending shockwaves through the tennis world The world No. Italian’s relentless baseline power and precision proved too much for the 24-time Grand Slam champion, who, despite flashes of brilliance and trademark resilience, was unable to break Sinner’s momentum in crucial moments.
Djokovic, 38, entered the match aiming to become the oldest men’s Grand Slam champion in history, but Sinner’s consistency and nerve under pressure—saving set points and dominating the tiebreak—sealed his first-ever spot in a French Open final The match featured intense rallies and high drama, including a medical timeout for Djokovic due to an upper leg issue, but Sinner maintained control, finishing with 44 winners to Djokovic’s 35.
Sinner’s victory set up a blockbuster final against Carlos Alcaraz, confirming a new era at the top of men’s tennis. Djokovic’s wife, Jelena, was seen supporting him courtside, but even her encouragement couldn’t turn the tide. For Sinner, this breakthrough marks a defining moment in his career, while Djokovic faces questions about his future at the highest level of the sport.
