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In today’s final match at the Australian Open between Daniil Medvedev and Jannik Sinner, the former started off great with two straight-set wins. However, in the rest of the three sets where Sinner took the lead, it seemed that Medvedev looked tired, and his form didn’t appear to be getting any better. His fans obviously had questions about it.

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In an interview after his loss, he was asked about what affected him throughout the match after the second set and if something was going on in his mind, especially the final loss he faced previously against Rafael Nadal, where a similar pattern was observed. Let’s check what he had to say!

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Daniil Medvedev refused to be affected by the Rafael Nadal match two years back

Medvedev shared that he has moved past it when asked about being affected by the match two years ago at the Australian Open 2022. He added, “Yeah, I didn’t think much about the Rafa match because I really tried to leave it behind, so I don’t think it had any issues.”

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Further, he also shared that he didn’t think he made any significant mistakes during the match, but it was more like Sinner started getting better. Medvedev commented, “I think what happened is he started to play better, a little bit different tactically.”

Not just that, Medvedev also shared that Sinner’s reaction to his aggressive shots was quite different from those of other players he had ever played. He stated in the interview that it seemed like Sinner was not getting tired.

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Medvedev comments on Sinner getting better after the second set of the match

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In the interview, Daniil Medvedev talked about how he played aggressively towards the end of the match, but Sinner did not seem to have been affected much. He stated, “He didn’t seem as tired as my opponents before. He started playing better.” Medvedev added that he was exhausted towards the end, and his serve got worse.

Further, he also stated that he tried to change the momentum till the very end, but he was unable to modify it, and that is why Sinner is the winner and has the trophy as well.

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Ishmeet Kaur, our versatile tennis writer at EssentiallySports, ditched the corporate world's allure for her overpowering love for the sport. Ishmeet brings a seasoned perspective to the court with over eight years of content creation, starting in 2014. Drawn to tennis for its sheer entertainment value, she crafts engaging off-court entertainment pieces and informative articles with equal finesse. Beyond the keyboard, Ishmeet extends her nurturing touch to animals, spending her time fostering their well-being. Unveiling her multifaceted nature, she dives into app development when not immersed in the world of tennis, adding a dynamic flair to her diverse skill set.

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