Emma Raducanu praises Jannik Sinner

Emiratukhanu reacts on Yannick Sinner as he got the biggest win against Novak Djokovic in the semi-final clash. Yannick Sinner earned the best win of his career in the semi-finals of the 2024 Australian Open, beating Novak Djokovic 6-1, 6-2, 6-7, 6-3 to reach his maiden Grand Slam final. Sinner will face Daniel Medvedev in the final. The Italian's last four-outing in Melbourne was watched live by several tennis stars, with one of them being Emiratukhanu. The 2021 US Open winner took to her Instagram handle to post a snap of her TV, with Djokovic serving at 5-5 in the third set. Emiratukhanu has ended her Australian Open journey in the second round. But she is still watching the blockbuster matches in this tournament. Sinner versus Djokovic was on the high-voltage match. Djokovic has admitted he was shocked by his Australian Open semi-final performance, after his 54 unforced errors helped Yannick Sinner to victory in four sets at Melbourne Park on Friday. The Serbian had not lost at the tournament for 2,195 days, but found himself down two sets, inside 74 minutes against the Italian. I was, in a way, shocked with my level, in a bad way," he said. The 36-year-old said he was not playing up to par throughout the tournament, and that he doesn't know whether he will be able to return to his previous level. This tournament hasn't been, as I said, up to my standard or criteria, or the level that I would normally play, or expect myself to play, but doesn't necessarily mean that. It's beginning of the end, as some people like to call it. Sinner said it was a tough match, made more difficult, when he failed to convert a match point, in the third set tie-break. It's not easy, because you are so close and then you, in your mind, the way is long still," he said.