2024 Cincinnati Open - Jannik Sinner [1] vs Frances Tiafoe

Who wins the final in Cincy 2024?


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Was interested to see that you noted this yesterday with the news that's come out today. Looking through the report Ferrara was the guy who bought the offending spray and Naldi the one who applied it to his cut and then did the massaging. I noticed that there was a factual dispute in cross-examination as to whether due warning was given of the Clostebol contained in the spray (Ferrara, whose evidence was accepted, said he had given clear warning, whereas Naldi couldn't remember either way if there was warning).

You know Sinner and his team better than anyone here - how long have Naldi and Ferrera been away? Are they particularly central, long-term members of the Sinner team? What do you make of the whole situation?
I posted a long rant over here, in case you're interested...

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Actually he won his last hard court title a week before sinner won his last one (before cincinatti of course) but people just decide that indian Wells is Clay, lol, but yeah i get what youre saying, and of course sinner Game, when clicking, is made for hardcourts, but his serve is not always there, he has little holes where if he doesnt play the perfect match, players like carlos, novak, med... Can hurt him, of course he is one of the top favourites, but the feeling is that people are talking about Carlos like a Clay court player, which couldnt be further from the truth, yeah he didnt win a hard court title in a while but for people who actually watch the matches, he played great at uso last year, semis is a good result, beating good players like zverev in straights, he made final at cincy, he very well could have won one of those, his performance on hard wasnt bad, just not as dominant as on grass for example

I don't think Carlos is solely a clay court player at all. His record proves he can win on any surface.
 
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