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BEIJING -- Jannik Sinner won the China Open by beating American teenager Learner Tien 6-2, 6-2 in Wednesday's final to continue his preparations for the Shanghai Masters.
Sinner rebounded from his U.S. Open disappointment by winning his third title of the season -- his 21st overall -- with a dominant performance against the 19-year-old Tien, who was playing in his first tour final.
"We will try to improve and push for more and let's see what the rest of the season looks like, but I am very happy," Sinner said.
Sinner next goes to Shanghai, where he'll be the favorite after Carlos Alcaraz withdrew because of an ankle injury sustained in the first round of the Japan Open, which he won Tuesday.
ACC lets fans in on replay
The Atlantic Coast Conference is bringing TV viewers somewhere they've never been before: inside live replay reviews during college football games.
The league and broadcast partner ESPN are now airing audio feeds of the in-game conversations between officials at the stadium and at the league's replay command center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The ACC has used it in seven games so far. It also will be used in Saturday night's matchup between No. 3 Miami and No. 18 Florida State on ABC.
ESPN vice president of sports production Bryan Jaroch says he hopes to expand this to other conferences.