<h2>Alejandro Davidovich Fokina</h2>
This Spanish professional tennis master started his career in 2016. However, he had been playing tennis long before that. At the tender age of three, Alejandro began to playing tennis with his dad, who was a boxer. Nevertheless, his immense love for the game leads him to commence coaching at the age of five. After winning some junior championships in 2016, Davidovich Fokina took it to a professional level.
In March of 2018, he defeated Roberto Ortega Olmedo to win his first ITF Futures title, K15. He was also qualified for ATP Masters 1000 but lost against Taylor Fitz. However, he is considered to be the youngest Spaniard to have qualified for this. 
In 2019, Alejandro defeated Jaume Munar to grab his first ATP Challenger title. In the same year, he became lucky again to win the second title too. The following year, his first doubles ATP title was waiting for him, which he swooped away during the 2020 Chile Open. 
Currently, he has an ATP ranking of 48 in singles, making him remain among the top 50 world-class tennis players. Furthermore, his doubles ranking is at 214. He was unable to participate in the 2021 Australian Open since he tested positive for COVID-19. 
His playing style can be described as aggressive and harsh since Alejandro tends to fluctuate his level throughout a match. Although he is not the tallest player, he compensates for it by the speed of movements. Apart from his tennis career, Davidovich Fokina also loves football and is a huge Real Madrid fan.

Jannik Sinner is an Italian tennis player who currently holds the world rank of No. 17 at the ATP. His association with tennis began at the age of three, along with skiing. He was as good at skiing as at tennis. He, in fact, was one of the top junior skiers in Italy from age 8 to 12. During this time, he had started his training for skiing. However, his father directed him back to tennis. Finally, at the age of 13, Jannik decided to focus on his current activities. 
It was in 2016 when he began his ITF Junior Circuit. He did not manage much success in the junior category. But that did not stop him from entering ITF Men’s Circuit in 2018. While he played for Futures initially, he later got wild card entries for ATP Challenger Tour events. By the end of the year, Jannik stood at 551st rank.
Soon, he saw success, with the first of his title being ATP Challenger. He grabbed this title at around the age of 17 and half in 2019. He created history to be the youngest Italian to have clinched the title. After this, his rank improved and reached 324. 
Later, in the 2020 Sofia Open, Jannik won his first ATP title by defeating Vasek Pospisil. This also rendered him the youngest Italian tour-level champion in the Open Era and the youngest player to win the ATP title since Kei Nishikori in 2008. All in all, Jannik is progressing towards a brighter future through his excellent gaming.

Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	vs	Jannik Sinner
17	Ranking	2
26 yr	Age	24 yr
183 cm	Height	188 cm
80 kg	Weight	76 kg
Right	Hand	Right
2260	Points	11400

		A. Davidovich Fokina's	J. Sinner's
Bookmakers		Home	Away
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