MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — The 1 Point Slam isn’t likely to be a one-hit wonder. The first question to Jannik Sinner in the official pre-tournament news conference Friday was, jokingly, asked how he could expect an Australian Open three-peat if he couldn’t beat an amateur in a one-point exhibition. “Yeah, hopefully I have a bit more control over three of five sets!” Sinner said. The second question also related to the pressure of the instant success or failure nature of the competition that featured a mix of stars against club players, women against men and was ultimately won by little-known local amateur Jordan Smith at a sold-out Rod Laver Arena. The format...
