Two-time defending champion Sinner may not have looked completely convincing on his way to the last four but he is still the heavy favourite to beat Djokovic. "Sinner's movement now is absolutely phenomenal," former British number one Tim Henman said on TNT Sports. While that might leave him fresher to push Sinner, the lack of action could leave him undercooked. Djokovic lacked sharpness in his shots and movement against fifth seed Musetti, who led by two sets to love before quitting. "That's a big job for the physio to get those feet back together to take on Sinner, who can pummel balls into the corners and make opponents run."