Sinner plays through fire alarm to beat Diallo
The third-round tie started later than expected because of a 75-minute power cut, which cut the TV feed and left the venue without electronic line calling.Sinner was broken in his opening service game but hit back with three successive breaks of his own to wrap up the set.The second was much more competitive and went to a tie-break after staying on serve, with defending champion Sinner holding on for victory.Next up for Sinner is French qualifier Adrian Mannarino as the Italian looks to build momentum for the US Open later this month.The four-time Grand Slam champion has already won the Australian Open and Wimbledon this year.
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