NEW YORK City — Italian tennis sensation Jannik Sinner emerged triumphant as he secured the 2024 US Open men’s title by defeating Taylor Fritz in a decisive straight-sets victory on Sunday.
The world-renowned player showcased his prowess as he seized the final in a compelling match that lasted two hours and 16 minutes. Sinner demonstrated his exceptional skill and determination, clinching sets of 6-3, 6-4, and 7-5 at the illustrious Arthur Ashe Stadium.
As a result of his remarkable achievement, the top-ranked Italian tennis star was awarded an impressive prize money sum of USD 3.6 million.
Meanwhile, runner-up Taylor Fritz received USD 1.8 million in recognition of his outstanding performance throughout the tournament.
This significant win marks Sinner’s second Grand Slam triumph following his previous victory at the 2024 Australian Open. Additionally, with this accomplishment, Sinner joined Carlos Alcaraz as one of the US Open men’s singles champions born after the year 2000 – solidifying their places as rising stars within the sport.
Sinner’s incredible success serves to exemplify his exceptional talent and unwavering dedication to tennis, further cementing his status as a formidable force within the international tennis circuit for years to come.
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