Sinner unleashed 28 winners and broke serve eight times. “He’s a very tough opponent. We played each other in Cincinnati. I knew what to expect, he knew what to expect a little,” said Sinner. 

Sinner went on to claim his fifth title of the season in Cincinnati. A day later it was revealed that Sinner had escaped a ban despite twice testing positive for an anabolic agent in March, authorities accepting his explanation that the result was the result of contamination. He will face Australia’s Christopher O’Connell for a place in the last 16. 

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Swiatek then saw likely semi-final opponent Elena Rybakina withdraw from the tournament ahead of her second round clash with 143rd-ranked French qualifier Jessika Ponchet.

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