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So what of our match? Zverev has played really well in his last two matches, the best I’ve ever seen him play on grass, and his on-court confidence is higher than ever before. His serve and backhand are always sensational, but his forehand is much improved, likewise his volleying; if he maintains he level, he’s got a chance.

Sinner, though, is just the better player – by a way – and, after a forcing his way to early wins, including coming from 2-1 down in round one, he turned it on in the semi, wiping Djokovic off the court. He has no weaknesses, so beating him is a problem: Zverev will have to serve lights out, hope the match goes long, and Sinner’s body lets him down. Otherwise, the consistency of the Italian’s hitting makes him an overwhelming favourite.