But keep in mind what Sinner accomplished in Rome after a three-month layoff, and his analysis of the final: “If I would go back, I would play a couple of points in different way, that’s for sure.

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Victory against De Jong maintained Sinner's bid to end a 49-year wait for an Italian winner of the men's tournament in Rome. Adriano Panatta, with his title run in 1976, was the last home champion.

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Sinner-Cerundolo will be broadcast for free on TV on Rai1. The match, like all the matches of the Rome Masters 1000, will also be visible on Sky on Sky Sport Uno and Sky Sport Tennis channels.