We Need To Talk About Jannik Sinner...

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#janniksinner

[@MK-xd4zg]

He just won the Australian open ! Hit a like 👌

[@reynoldsgriffintennis]

Oh no Meddy. He said he was going to win a slam but the slam was against him lol

[@batta9327]

And just won Rotterdam ATP500 too😂

[@frez4164]

holy shit he won Miami too!

[@HannahBurrows2012]

Just won miami open 2024

[@watermelonindianboi]

And now number 2 in the world

[@razzo086]

This aged very well, he just won the Australian Open

[@The_Foxhound_]

Thank you for the news update...

[@johnnyblackrants7625]

Anyone else here after he just beat Novak at AO24?

[@alessiopisapia8298]

now champ

[@johnnyblackrants7625]

@@alessiopisapia8298 What a sweat. I had outrights on Sinner from the beginning of the tournament. So hyped right now.

[@viksinha5410]

Nope I'm here after he won the whole thing

[@Shadow_Clutch]

Same, I came here after he won the Australian Open

[@viksinha5410]

@@johnnyblackrants7625 Same with me for Alcaraz in USO 2022

[@cxar71]

Man, you deserve credit. 👏 You were almost prophetic. Jannik winning his first slam so soon today was a wish even most of us Italian fans could only whisper so softly for fear of jinxing it. First Italian in history to win an AO, second to win a Slam. Amazing feeling. The season has just started and anything could happen, he just has to stay humble, keep working hard and focus on the next ball.

[@RandallvanOosten-ln5wf]

Beating Novak and Daniil Medvedev one after the other to win the AO was fantastic. Plus, he won in 5-sets in the finals. As well, I thought the Australian audience really embraced Sinner, they gave him a tremendous ovation for his win.

[@matteocervelli]

It’s like he is enjoying breaking all’ the doubts and bad stats. He won in a comeback from 2 sets below. He demolished 5 top-5 in 3 matches-Rublev in 3, Djokovic in 4 but no break points, and Meddy in the end. Uhm… now it’s time to see how his forehand works either way, clay. The slice serve could be a massive power.

[@t.m.5004]

*Terzo

[@regulus6936]

He's actually the fifth, after Nicola Pietrangeli (1959 and 1960 Roland Garros) in the pre-Open era and Adriano Panatta (1976 Roland Garros), Francesca Schiavone (2010 Roland Garros) and Flavia Pennetta (2015 US Open) in the Open era. Maybe you wanted to say "second Italian man in the Open era" (1968 onwards).

[@tonymiller6847]

Djokovic might get blanked this year. So many incredible players on the tour.

[@lolipedofin]

Aged like fine wine.

[@symraynor]

I'm Italian. What I adore most about this guy is not just his technical skills but everything else: his maturity, humility, and intelligence. In a match, he has the mental strength of Rafa and Nole, never getting demoralized, never losing focus, never getting angry. He truly has everything it takes to become a champion.

[@tomponstone]

You are absolutely right. Considering his age, it's unhuman. 🙂

[@seaglass22]

Giustissimo!

[@adrianaguirre7982]

Italian in the ID card, passport... But everybody knows he is a german guy, its obvious

[@manaudout7579]

yes agree，those who got angery all lost😂

[@DaniloDanny77]

​@tomponstone Oh, really? You know, the internet is a thing nowadays, so look it up and find unbelievable Novak's wins when he was younger than Siner is today. In three consecutive matches, he beat the top three players, of course, two of them being Nadal and Federer, and in all of those three matches, he faced his opponents' match balls. I belive it was in Montreal 2007 or 2008.

[@user-ei7wg7wo7k]

Now he had won a slam beating Nole and Meddy He won Rotterdam And now he is on 15 match win streak this year and is in the semifinals of Indian wells

[@micheledepalo6218]

and he win miami atp.

[@Aksriv100]

Really wish that he wins a Major next year

[@federicotown8052]

I think he will

[@nathanfusco9656]

Djoker Nole for the golden slam 💪🏼

[@abuser-ex5be2gm7]

he wont win grand slam next year lol . djokovic isnt retired yet( and he will win all the slams next year ) and sinner never even was in GS finals , he is actually not too good at grand slams . and looks like he is not that physically strong yet to win GS . great player , but not GS contender yet

[@raymondfan2402]

@@abuser-ex5be2gm7 He definitely has a chance, if not a good chance to win one of them. I sincerely doubt Novak will win all of them even though that would make my year. Anyway, Sinner has the game to easily make it to the semis of 3 slams next year, and he just needs to maintain a high level for 2 matches from there on out to go all the way. If there are upsets in the draw and he gets an easy semifinal match, then he has an even better chance. Easy as it sounds? Of course not. But absolutely doable.

[@abuser-ex5be2gm7]

i dont think there can be easy semis on gs next year . and to make 3 semifinals in 1 year It's a tough task, who makes 3 semifinals besides Djokovic? Sinner got talent , but he is not physically strong enough to play so many matches in a 5- set format in a row . Look at this year GSs , he lost 3 of 4 5setters , zverev , tsistipas and altmaier knocked him out of gss in 5 set . and it wasnt even semifinals . on wimbledon he got easy draw and no 5setters and no chanses against nole in semifinal . Physics matters in 5 sets, and physics is his weak side compared to other top 10 players @@raymondfan2402

[@Julian_orwell]

This video has aged pretty well already ;-) What people tend to forget, which is something highlighted in the video, is that Sinner started being serious about tennis much later than Alcaraz, Rune and other young players. That's why it's so hard to predict his ceiling.

[@ralphvandereb66]

As a ski instructor I can tell you never underestimate the value of skiing really well translating into tennis. Both require superb balance and coordination. It’s the key to Sinners meteoric late rise. In my humble opinion he is the future nr 1 no doubt in my mind and should happen in 2024 or latest 2025

[@HermanWaldorf]

interesting comment, thanks

[@keyos1955]

I think he is super natural-talented in every soprts and the fact that he couldn't focus on one of them since the beginning slowed his growth. Now he is blooming, much later than Alcaraz, but I think he has more talent than him

[@Alex-yy4wq]

Probably 2024 😅

[@youtubmicpan]

Big regret that I didn't learn to ski as a kid. In mid to northern Europe I believe they learn to ski before they can even walk.

[@WiXXolo]

Good POV. Never thought about that, but I think you are 100% right. Skiing and Tennis do have things in common, balance, coordination and power on legs and arms. Good, really good point. Bravo!

[@nickbacherbaronsoc7193]

This aged incredibly well

[@irgam81]

Well, well, well. Who's here after AO 2024 final?

[@boriskostic6964]

I think his defense is pretty good. He's got long levers, he's flexible and he can do a sliding backhand just like Djokovic, he's a very complete player

[@djedd23]

He's excellent as sliding on the backhand side and can still get it back deep and with pace. He's really special.

[@kicaz22]

Took Djokovic out at AO in a clinical fashion.

[@pedrovictor4383]

This video has aged well, especially after Sinner won his first Grand Slam (Australian Open 2024)! 🏆

[@iuliangeorgearsenoiu9638]

Anyone here after he won Australian Open?

[@Michele-tp7mx]

Man, you were right - 26.01.2024 Sinner won the Australian Open, and even beaten Djokovic in the semifinal

[@rg31404]

His movement at AO24 against Novak was incredible.

[@kiwidavid72]

This video aged like fine wine

[@sarrebal]

Aged like fine wine. I’m an Italian born in September 1976 (so I missed Panatta winning the French Open in the spring, not that I would have remembered) and that’s the first time I see an Italian winning a Slam.

[@matteofurlanello1016]

and he just won the AO

[@axeray765]

As italian I'm a fan of him ok, but Jannik is really unique. Look what he did yesterday against Nole. He can be humble and dominant at the same time, a war machine with the angel face.

[@emanuelalonati9010]

una macchina da guerra col sorriso sulle labbra..Grandioso Jannik

[@philburneblair]

If only that was Novak at his best then I would definitely agree with you.

[@josephbonadies]

Well said.

[@BC-bt7hu]

​@@philburneblairThat's how it works. The younger come and win. Maybe it's time for Novak to retire

[@philburneblair]

@@BC-bt7hu He is not ready to retire as yet though. He will be back trust me on that.

[@lukeuphigh]

Anyone else here after he won the Australian Open? Go Jannik 🔥

[@antonydandan6255]

Jannik is an humble guy, he still has several areas of his game to improve, I am more than sure that he will go for it, for example his Serve now is a greater weapon but still need to improve more, so his backhand and forehand. I feel confident to see a a constant rising curve of his performance in 2023. Grande Jannik.

[@LucaS-wu4mi]

I write from Italy. I want to compliment you on how you analyzed Jannik's story and his potential. For me, adding the quality of the two fundamentals (forehand and backhand) is equal to Djookovic, both superior to all the others. Jannik maintains the same intensity in the exchanges, which is why the others have difficulty, he doesn't give them breathing room between one shot and another. Alcaraz suffers particularly from Jannik's tennis because he doesn't allow him to play his variations. I also believe that Jannik will complete himself in 2025, and I am sure that he will fight for all the Majors for many years. Greetings

[@Aleronx90]

Pure champion mindset, well done Jannik!

[@Angel-gh4ms]

Here after Sinner beat Djoko

[@sizableyeet]

I’ve been saying this is his year since the end of the season last year. Now he’s finally gotten the chip he’s been so close to for so long.

[@tsameerab]

I was posting Sinner on almost every tennis comment of mine and no one cared at that time. The guy is developing and so humble with it. Definitely the greatest challenge for Carlos's dream run. On on side an advantage to Djokovich since still they can be beaten by some raw player making Noles draws easy as well. Nole of course will easily adapt to him as he did with Carlos in few more.

[@ChaitanyaThakkar-dc4uk]

Djokovic*

[@raymondfan2402]

When were you posting? Cause Sinner has been touted as the next big thing for a looooong time. Even before Alcaraz really started making noise. There was a lot of hype for Jannik's game and how cleanly he hits the ball. Of course it took some time for him to really meet those expectations but a good portion of the tennis community had their eyes on him for a while now.

[@tsameerab]

@@raymondfan2402 long before Carloz coz I saw a learner and the spirit of resilience

[@DonYang73]

Yeah, me too, i earmarks both Sinner and alcaraz to be at the top when they were high school age. Just looking at the way they hit and the attitude shows that they cn be the ext gen of champs even at a young age

[@fredericdevinck8702]

The last sentence has aged badly 🇮🇹

[@manuel7102]

The Davis Cup game against Djokovic wasn't of course a 5-setter but it was a very important game: Nole made it pretty clear that winning the Davis Cup again afyer so many years was a priority for him, so beating him like that was definitely a huge result

[@HermanWaldorf]

absolutely. A 100% real match.

[@pierluigidifrancescantonio6847]

This video aged incredibly well, no doubt, but I particularly enjoyed the quality of your contents.....stats, charts, video slowmotions, 360 degrees' analysis....good job!

[@ascensiontennisacademy8213]

This has aged like fine wine after Sinner beat Djokovic at AO the other day 👌😎

[@Teddy_Gautier]

This video could not have been timed more beautifully. There are times in life when you can just feel fate at work. The story of Jannik Sinner is one of those times. Amazing video. Had me tuned in from start to finish. I’m subscribing. Also… FORZAAAA SINNER 😂

[@federicotown8052]

Huge improvement from the serve and the volley from Sinner

[@kaidoonehundredbeast4841]

you were right.. first grand slam.. the first place is not too far let's go sinner!!!!

[@robertoadami4848]

Looks like Sinner is making things go faster than expected! He wins the first Grand Slam! Not bad!

[@tm75_88]

at 00:48 the other young guy is Filippo Tortu, Italy 4x100 relay last runner, the one who made the great comebacks in Tokyo2020 and Budapest 2023 to secure Italy respectively olympic gold and world silver medals

[@danielmarotta4465]

Great summary..well done 👏👏 greetings from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

[@snipaboy86]

You must be feeling so good about the timing of this video drop and the opinion put forward....and you should be mate, you were right then and it's still right now and it's going to continue to be right going forward. Great work

[@doublefaultbets]

Love this video!!! Once Sinner unlocks elite level fitness he’s gonna to be a threat at every major and for world #1. I felt like a lot of times deep in tourneys especially after longer matches his body let him down. He’s got the talent but now the next step is the fitness which will come

[@LorenzoSenzaniOfficial]

Anyone here after his victory at AO? Well done Sinner!

[@user-np8zl4hy6u]

If I wasn't a Serb, I would really wish this guy to win a major next year.

[@SainyaHokage]

Basically you wish Djokovic will win all GS next year? Understandable but I want the new generation guys to step up and prove themselves.

[@Benito-on2we]

​@@SainyaHokageI am Italian and basically I wish Sinner will win all four Slam tournaments and golden medal in Olympic games!!!!

[@r3yd164]

Well guys, i'm a serbian too. It's normal to cheer for your Player... go Nole !

[@angelomezzini7849]

Grazie per la sportività

[@ciaronsmith4995]

Madeline Albright was right.

[@siddheshkumar1682]

id love to see this guy become a commentator or a sports analyst your work is perfectly balanced and very informative

[@phillipbaritone3843]

He’s been super solid, but what I noticed at the start of last year is his physio has improved, and he is more consistent. He has out his game and physio together. Now it’s to develop consistency over best of 5 sets over two weeks during slams. That is a big leap. We haven’t seen other great players hyped like Tsitsipas and Zverev make that leap. But what Sinner has that those two don’t, his game is more favorable. He is naturally more consistent and is a purer ball striker. If he is fully intent on succeeding at the highest level, he will be there. His biggest rivals are Medvedev, Djokovic and Alcaraz. To be considered in that group, I’d say he is will on his way!

[@nandus2224]

The 2024 AO champion

[@ST-ek6lf]

Wow your commmetary is well thought out and well written. Love it subscribed

[@mountaindew2656]

This aged really well...

[@massimilianomosca5065]

i follow this player since 2019, when i watched the bergamo challenger final, i bet on him because , he is a real talent, an hard worker, very humble guy, respect everyone and, is improving all the time, phisically can be to his best at 24 yo but can also make some deep run now maeby in wimbledon.

[@SPORTSWORLD46290]

I think sinner is the only current player who has a lead in H2H against Djokovic 😨😨

[@danielebalbi5753]

Jannick is still developping day after day and it's incredbile how fast he's able to pick the goods from other players, such as the dropshot from Alcaraz. He's improved a lot also coming to the net in key moments. He's still in a learning process which drives to the conclusion that he still has margin for improvement. Crazy. I cannot say if he'll be #1 but for sure it won't be a surprise if it happens. The good thing is that tennis is in good hands. P.S.. Congrats to Cazaux, crazy skills shown at the AO.... maybe the next in the line-up to join the club ?? Too soon to say but what he showed was crazy. If he'll find consistency ....

[@celinapenteado1556]

Love seeing the kid develop and grow as a player. Looking forward to seeing him in the 2024 season. Go Sinner Go 💪

[@R-SUPREME]

Grand slam champion

[@micheletarantino5606]

Aged very well

[@HermanWaldorf]

very balanced and competent description of Sinner's 2023. Congrats. I can't wait to see Jannik in Melbourne.

[@irisel552]

Coming back here after winning his first ever slam

[@bobbygoodman2875]

Fabulous analysis and I really enjoyed it. Well done sir!!!

[@LauraCordara-yu6dy]

Great video. Bravo from an Italian Sinner fan

[@user-gy4xz6ws1y]

Got to watch him practicing at AO 2023. He was and has been such a hard worker and humble person. His high tennis intelligence and power were shown at the very early stage of his career, and now he is finally a grand slam champion. Also believed in him!

[@dr.bendover-md]

This escalated marvelously.

[@mcf-662]

This was an excellent analysis. Very balanced, engaging and insightful. Grazie mille 🥳

[@WiXXolo]

Great analysis. and very aged well. The only thing I am not with you are the words of Adriano Panatta. After what we saw on Australian Open, I think he is right. Nole is the most impressive tennis player in tennis history, but he's in the sunsert road, due of his age. May be not this year, or not in 2025, but I don't think he can stay were he's. Not just because Sinner, but Alcaraz, Rune, Medvedev, Tsitsipas and may be Shelton too, in this year and the next one will take the lead. And that doesn't take anything away from Nole enormous contribution to this sport.

[@RamZar50]

- Sinner always had huge potential but had to get over some health and fitness issues. - The 2023 2023 Canadian Open Masters is where he finally won his biggest title just short of his 22nd birthday. - After Canada he had letdowns at the Cincinnati Masters and USO. - He stepped it up big time the rest of 2023 beating Alcaraz & Medvedev in Beijing, Rublev & Medvedev in Vienna, Djokovic & Medvedev at ATP Finals and Djokovic again in Davis Cup. - His mental toughness has been huge. - If he stays healthy he’ll definitely win a Grand Slam in 2024.

[@M4V35]

the fun fact is that of course sinne has fitness issues but clearly are issues of development and the fact that he is a late bloomer it's way he's doing good later in the 2023 season plus sometimes his allergies had a toll on him, instead alcaraz injuries are way more worrying because he already have injuries that a lot of players has late in the career, by the way I hope they can still both have an healthy career because a rivalry between these 2 guys it's what we need after the end of the FEDAL, anyway since i'm italian i'm routing for jannik, but man I love the way alcaraz plays

[@RamZar50]

@@M4V35 Yes, looking forward to the rivalry between Sinner and Alcaraz plus Rune is also back. The trio will hopefully give us many years of great tennis and competition.

[@darkodragicevic2956]

this is some terrific video. agree with all, but in 2022 he was much better in all slams except AO than in 2023, but injuries stopping him in miami, roland garros etc. and that is reason why he finished 15th.

[@vincenzochirico8404]

Great analysis. Lot of research on facts which is very appreciated. Well done, and Forza Sinner!

[@Rapunzel2866]

I appreciated this video...especially your opening line because that is something I have been saying from the first time I watched him play. Cannot wait for him to win his first Grand Slam. I will be opening a bottle of wine to celebrate that one!!

[@Chris_Q_Radebe]

Your videos are so good. As is the presenting. 🔥🔥🔥

[@danielebazzani]

Now. You need to talk about him. Now. 🙂

[@hamsandwich1860]

This video has aged well

[@abakizwa]

Thanks for the video!! Very well done… Sinner is becoming a beast!! CAN U DO ONE ON FELIX AUGER??

[@caioscofield]

He's really the only one on the same level as alcaraz out of next gen (djoko and meddy only others but older on that level). If his physical continue improving, he will win majors inevitably.

[@vertexx6093]

Until Sinner proves himself in Slams he won't be at the same level as Alcaraz. Indoor season is a big asterisk to judge someone's level, look at FAA or Rune last year. We'll see but as of now Carlos is clear

[@pakoottox262]

​@@vertexx6093ok, First slam won like a boss... Anything more to prove?

[@nzmarco]

This video is about to explode

[@MelvinLew]

Has the game... Just needs to have the mental and emotional breakthrough... True belief in himself.... Seeing himself winning a big one.!

[@francis87589]

a winning machine with the angel face and smile :)

[@vietquynguyen]

Australian Open Champion!

[@cincilloYT]

In 2023 we had the quality improvements people were expecting from him in 2022. He now needs to keep its current level as his baseline to solidify its top 4 spot and start to consistently reach further into the Slam tournaments

[@khanadnan007]

How's AO win for improved GS performance? :p

[@gabriellerose3839]

I predict he will win against Medvedev tonight at the Australian Open 2024 and he will go on win. His performance so far is flawless

[@nikolaboskovic3151]

aged well, respect.

[@MilanAC1987]

Video aged really well and it was a very thorough honest and well done analysis. You got my like 👍

[@fabianocostacoelho3591]

Great content!

[@RodBrites]

It is already very well documented that generalists are way more successful than those who early specialize. The problem is that the media loves to portrait those early genius as the way to go. It is not. A great book on this: Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World

[@AlanCarroll-ib6nz]

This aged well haha 2024 Aussie champ!

[@elenazenzolo6689]

Great video, thank you, and happy new year!

[@Courtside_Tennis]

Happy new year!

[@eu7enio97]

Australian open finalist ❤

[@stephensuico5741]

Love how the first clip is Medvedev vs Sinner with the same style on how the winning point was won in AO 2024!

[@youtubmicpan]

So looking forward to Sinner continuing his evolution. Viva Jannik, Campione d'Australia. Viva Trentino ALTO Adige. VIva Italia! 🎉

[@zorradone]

Sieg Südtirol!

[@matteogiustini1428]

Great video G

[@ryanward4572]

Yes pls do a video on FAA

[@gigisavadori]

He is soon becoming the Matteo Mancuso in tennis !

[@emanuelalonati9010]

Un campione nato e un signore nel comportamento...traduco = A born champion and a lord in behaviour Viva il nostro Sinner!

[@dylanvandercapellen344]

3-2 against novak 💪😎

[@josecarranzaa1924]

3-1

[@nuriagonzalez7834]

I have a feeling that no matter if he finally wins that major this year people will still be criticizing him, I am loving all his progress 🎉

[@fwvw7056]

he hardly gets criticism, and rightly so, great player and great guy.

[@maryzze]

Very informative. This aged very well ❤

[@bazuu]

italians never did understood anything about tennis, but now all my compatriots follow this sport.... same old story

[@user-ye6rg9sh5o]

Amazing, special , wonderful❤❤❤❤

[@DiegoooTech]

You really got it. You deserve a subscription. Cheers. Sinner is something no doubt. An AO it's something.

[@boriskostic6964]

Your channel is actually really good

[@MacandCheese10018]

I would love to see a video on Ruud! I feel like he gets way too much hate and just can’t win the final match!

[@abl1699]

Sinner is the Australian Open Champ now. Good analysis 👍 👏 👌

[@federicosieli5099]

The mentality improvement has been dramatic. Facing top players, winning after you're down two sets gives you a tremendous boost to your selfconfidence.

[@Big_Topic]

Wow! Great Video I love your channel

[@Courtside_Tennis]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@orchidpanda2253]

Keep up the great work!!! Best channel by a long, long way. Also, yes I want to hear your take on Rune. No on Ruud and FAA. Would be interested in your take on women's tennis too -- if you follow WTA. Of course, would be most interested in Raducanu and Osaka -- Iga is just a bageling beast.