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Djokovic's Foot Blisters vs. Sinner's Dominance
30 Jan
Summary
- Sinner is the heavy favorite against Djokovic in the semifinal.
- Djokovic faces questions about his physical state and foot blisters.
- A walkover and injury aided Djokovic's path to the semifinals.

Jannik Sinner enters the Australian Open semifinals as the strong favorite to defeat Novak Djokovic. Despite not always appearing completely convincing on his journey to this stage, Sinner's exceptional movement and core strength are highlighted by analysts, enabling him to transition effectively from defense to offense. His recent matches saw him overcome challenges, including a demanding third-round tie where the heat rule was invoked.
Conversely, significant questions surround the physical readiness of 38-year-old Novak Djokovic. The 24-time Grand Slam champion's progression was aided by a fourth-round walkover and a quarter-final match cut short due to his opponent's injury. While this might suggest he is fresher, the lack of recent match play could leave him underprepared. Concerns are amplified by gruesome foot blisters that visibly affected his movement and shot-making in his last match, raising doubts about his ability to compete against Sinner's relentless style.




