Jannik Sinner vs. Taylor Fritz Extended Highlights | 2024 US Open Final

Watch the extended highlights of Jannik Sinner vs. Taylor Fritz in final of the 2024 US Open.

The 2024 US Open main draw runs from August 26 - September 8 in New York City at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The tournament takes place for the 144th time and is the fourth and final Grand Slam of the year. Last year, Serbia's Novak Djokovic and United States' Coco Gauff claimed the men's and women's singles titles. It was Djokovic’s 24th Grand Slam title and Gauff’s first Grand Slam title. This year, at the US Open, we’re set for another spectacular tournament as the world’s best tennis players head to New York. Look out for highlights, extended highlights, full matches, press conferences, on-court interviews, hot shots, compilations and more!

[TejaPanwar-zjgs]

I was watching a tennis Kick streamer today trying to discredit Sinner for winning the US open and I felt really angry. How can you think a quantity 58000 times smaller than a grain of salt improves your performance and gives you the right to call a player doped? It was clearly just an oversight error and in no way shape or form takes away ANY credit for this amazing achievment.

[OUTTAIDEAS]

US Open channel showing the other Grand Slam channels how its done. Amazing coverage. Y'all need to stop spoiling with the thumbnail but other than that, perfect.

[fabriziomanni]

Congratulations Jannik! Six titles in 2024(up to now), including 2 SLAMs, 2 ATP 1000s, and 2 ATP 500s, World No. 1 with a staggering 4105-point lead over second-ranked Zverev, and by far the best player of 2024, plus the youngest man to ever win AU Open and US Open in the same year ;) Keep pushing forward, you're absolutely sensational Jannik! Keep the momentum going, for ever !

[SantaClaus-ncwd]

Sinner distrugge ogni avversario mentalmente, al momento è imbattibile, Fritz ha fatto così tanti errori per paura. Jannik è un mostro

[kofipokuantwi-boateng]

Sinner hits so hard. His serve abd return of serve is great. His movement is one of the best of all time. I feel he can match prime Djokovic in court coverage. He also has variety. He is very difficult to beat when playing at his best.

[RafaelMichaelJackson]

11:07 Bottom left, guy in crowd celebrates too early 😂😂😂

[DavidDavid-kmhd]

Sinner wasn't even close to being his best and yet still won the match. Fritz just not at the same level at all. He is at most quarter final material.

[danielecagiola]

Finale dominata, come tutto il torneo. Grande Jannick! Ora guida l'Italia e riprendiamoci la Coppa Davis!! 💪🇮🇹🏆

[pvalbertof.]

Jannik un Campione perbene !!! Fantastico

[nicolacafaro]

Ciao kyrgios, I just wanna send you my best regards

[mariacristinamanea]

The true final of this tournament was Sinner - Medvedev

[bigshitty]

Fritz does not belong here. Sinner won half asleep. Very poor quality.

[jkscout]

Dude only dropped two sets the entire tournament!

[stefpix]

These are Fritz’s highlights. All the points scored by him. By watching these without looking at the score one could guess Sinner lost in 3 straight sets.

[Antonio-vqtq]

Looking at your highlights, one would say that Fritz won by 6-0 6-0 6-0 ... embarassing ...

[marcoarmenia]

From the comments it is clear that many do not know the history of Italy Sinner was born in Alto Adige which is an Italian region since 1918 acquired after the victory against Austria during the First World War. In this region there is a mixture of Italian and Austrian culture but it is part of Italy. So Sinner is Italian but his ancestors before 1918 were Austrian

[lucaarrigucci]

Please continue to write “doper, cheater” and so on. Since you start, he’s winning constantly and as a sinner fan, to all you haters i have to say thank you🫶🏻

[amaliapellegrini]

Il nostro campione ❤ orgoglio italiano ❤

[keeweon]

The way Fritz moves and at his current speed, it will be difficult for him to beat Sinner & Alcaraz when they are in top condition.

[osviiii]

Amazing ball pace from sinner. The result that was to be expected, Taylor stood his ground, but eventually it was going to break down. Too much artillery. If you ask me, a bit monotonous, not much variety of shots, that's why Alcaraz and players like Musetti are so enjoyable to match. I think that Sinner is an incredible player, but it's kinda of Ruble but even more powerful shots, lacking variety