Taylor Fritz Faces Jannik Sinner in Less Stressful U.S. Open Final

Taylor Fritz anticipates a less stressful U.S. Open final against world number one Jannik Sinner compared to his semifinal against Frances Tiafoe. Fritz aims to end the U.S.'s 21-year wait for a men's Grand Slam champion. Despite losing their last encounter, Fritz feels positive about his chances.

Taylor Fritz believes his upcoming U.S. Open title clash with Jannik Sinner will be less stressful than his recent semifinal against Frances Tiafoe. Fritz, ranked 12th in the world and the top-ranked American, overcame Tiafoe in a grueling five-set match to reach the final.

Having become the first U.S. man to reach a Grand Slam final since 2009, Fritz looks forward to the challenge. 'I've always enjoyed playing Sinner. Today's match was more stressful than the final will be,' Fritz said.

Fritz expects a tough game against Sinner, who won this year's Australian Open. 'He's a strong ball striker, but I feel confident against him,' Fritz stated.

(With inputs from agencies.)