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Alexander Zverev falls short again, losing to defending champion Jannik Sinner in the Australian Open final. Sinner claims the title with a decisive 6-3, 7-6 (4), 6-3 victory. Zverev, ranked No. 2, expresses his disappointment, stating he feels "quite down" after another near miss for his first Grand Slam. He acknowledges his struggle, saying, "I lost in straight sets today." This marks Zverev's third consecutive defeat in major finals, joining an exclusive group of seven men in the Open era with an 0-3 record in title matches. Sinner offers encouragement, urging Zverev to "keep believing" in himself. Zverev's frustration is evident, as he cracks rackets during the match. The pivotal moment comes in the second set when Zverev is two points from victory but falters, allowing Sinner to seize control. Zverev vows to continue his pursuit of Grand Slam glory.
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