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Sinner also shines in Vienna in the second round

By AndreaPosted on24.10.2025
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Vienna – The two top tennis stars at the Erste Bank Open in the Wiener Stadthalle easily reached the quarter-finals on Thursday. Jannik Sinner got rid of his second round task against his Italian compatriot Flavio Cobolli with a score of 6:2,7:6(4). Previously, the German Alexander Zverev was safe against the Italian Matteo Arnaldi at 6:4,6:4. Sinner meets Alexander Bublik on Friday, Zverev faces Tallon Griekspoor.



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  • Israel punishes two soldiers for destroying the statue of Christ in Lebanon
  • Chelsea is surpassed by Brighton and moves away from the Champions League spot
  • Trump announces extension of ceasefire with Iran
  • Revolution, new era of deterrence, “regressive cultures”. Palantir CEO's controversial manifesto
    Revolution, new era of deterrence, “regressive cultures”. Palantir CEO’s controversial manifesto
  • Pope Francis left a legacy of closeness and changes in the Vatican
    Pope Francis left a legacy of closeness and changes in the Vatican
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