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Jannik Sinner's aspirations for a first French Open title came to an abrupt end in the second round as he suffered a stunning defeat to Juan Manuel Cerundolo. The world No. 1, who had been on a remarkable 30-match winning streak, was heavily favored to advance but faltered after leading in the match. Sinner began strong but ultimately dropped 18 of the last 20 games, succumbing to the pressure and the heat of the Parisian conditions. This loss not only ends his title hopes but also raises questions about his performance under such intense circumstances. Fans and analysts alike will be left to ponder what went wrong for the Italian star in this pivotal Grand Slam event.
