Djokovic 6-4 triple, Jannik Sinner reaches Wimbledon final again

Jannik Sinner's seventh career victory over Novak Djokovic secures a Wimbledon final for the second consecutive year. The world number one prevailed 6-4, three sets, and will challenge Roland Garros champion Alexander Zverev to retain his title on the London grass. Extreme concentration and composure allowed Sinner to outsmart Djokovic in key moments, even though he unleashed shots worthy of his class. But Sinner's game is matched by precision, power, and extremely angled trajectories. The first break came in the eighth game of the first set, while in the second, Djokovic surrendered in the seventh game when serving with new balls. In the third set, Sinner broke for a 4-2 lead and closed the tenth game loveless. Three percentages to sum up the supremacy of the South Tyrolean champion: he scored 16 aces, kept two-thirds of first serves on the court and obtained 88% of points with the first serve.