This Player Was DESTROYING Everyone... What Sinner Did Next Was INSANE!

This is world number seven celebrating not winning a title but just one game against Yannick Senner. Last year in Rome, Senner made his return in front of his home crowd after three months away from tennis. In the quarterfinals, he faced Kasper Rudd, who came in fresh off winning the Madrid Masters and was riding a nine-match winning streak as one of the hottest players on clay. Now without spoiling anything, feel free to hit the like button and subscribe to my channel for more original tennis content and if you want to support the channel even more you can become a member and join the family with early access to new videos and other exclusive content. Now without further ado, let's get started. It was a great drop shot from Senner. Well as opening games go, even the mishits are proving to be... This is absolutely ridiculous. Yannick Senner in complete control already here. He's playing tennis like he's in a computer game. Yeah, there is a pop element to this right now. This is imperious and at the moment it's unstoppable. He's only missed the one first serve as well so far. It's taken 16 minutes but that's the first point Rudd has won on serve. Defensive attack in the most devastating fashion. Yannick Senner looking utterly implacable out here right now. Yannick Senner puts the seal on surely one of the best sets he's played in his career. He's peaking here tonight in Rome. I can't give a mince can you for the moment because every time he just... Finalists have hit their backhand better here in Rome. It's a really interesting one actually How many of you would agree with you or do you want to see perfection? Because surely you're not feeling short-changed if this ends in 55 minutes and you see feel for him. Exploiting different options but Reddy approach. That's great tennis. That's the problem sometimes when you do hit that particular shot. 45 minutes but even his support camp can smile. You can understand the reaction. Rudd's on the ball. 2-1. Continues to be piled on Kasper Rudd right now. He's actually hitting his backhand better than his 52-week average. Positionally yes this is a nightmare tonight but in that situation where he's trying to run around get his foot he just doesn't have the time here because of the length on this ball. I mean is there a case just for varying the pace of the first a bit here? He possesses so many great attributes on the clay court. It's kind of like a heavyweight against a lightweight. They've witnessed some pretty special performances over the years here at the Forum Italico. Maybe not quite as impressive as the display that Jannick Sinner is putting out there. Better than this ever. Now of course it you know it's different to you know Grand Slam final. Missed that as well. A little frustrating. How devastating he is with ball one. Ruthless from Jannick Sinner. Merciless under the lights in the Eternal City. And for the first time in the open era there'll be two Italian men in the last four. If he's ever won a set 6-0 against a top 10 player. Well he best had the best seat in the house didn't he? His reaction as he shook hands with Sinner I think said everything. I think he had three months off. Yeah it's taken him a while to find his feet doesn't it? Dispatched. Get your popcorn ready because I guarantee this is one of the most unusual matches you will ever see.