Jannik Sinner: 5 reasons he’s the Best in the World 🌍

[@mt817]

His focus and concentration are his biggest strengths, while some may find him boring, they fail to see that his mind is devoted to strategizing for the next move when the game doesn't go his way, conserving his energy for what truly matters.

[@משפחתאביגדור]

His composure is mind-boggling. Nothing makes him veer off of his game plan and goals. His mental capacity is only matched by those of Nadal and Djokovic. BTW, he started using more forehand dropshots lately, in pretty much the same level Alcaraz has been doing. Amazing player... Soon to be a historic player...

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Absolutely, that disguised drop shot has worked wonders

[@mosab.2815]

In terms of mentality and calm, he is similar to Federer Neither Nadal nor Djokovic has the mental toughness of Federer Federer is the only one who has been able to stay at the top of the world rankings for nearly 4 consecutive years, and Nadal has been chasing him for 3 and a half years while he is ranked second. Federer is the only one who was able to retain the Wimbledon and US Open titles for five consecutive years While Djokovic was unable to retain any Grand Championship title for five consecutive years, Nadal did it in one tournament, which was Roland Garros.

[@rabisml1234]

​@@mosab.2815federer who always chocked against nadal and novak has strong mentality.... what a joke?????😂😂😂😂

[@roger10coutinho]

I am so glad Sinner switched from skying to tennis. Since last year, I could tell he would do great (match with Alcaraz that he lost but the first set was at the highest level I've ever seen). Not mention in this video (good points though) is the mental part of SInner. He is ICE COLD during pressure points. Cool as cucumber always.

[@stackems666]

Excellent video, I would love to see a more in depth video on his footwork. Jannik’s split step is beautiful

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Coming soon!

[@robmarth2226]

I believe Jannik also has the best eye-hand coordination on the tour right now. His body is not muscular, but his shots are incredibly huge and averagely faster than Carlos Alcaraz. This can only be achieved by optimizing the contact point of his swings and he does that with such consistency that is far above the remaining ATP players.

[@hqs9585]

You missed perhaps the best reason: his mental strength. In crucial point he seems calm.

[@МаксимЧучкалов-ж7щ]

Always best tennis video. ❤

[@docstranger9520]

Jannik can't be bargained with, he can't be reasoned with, he doesn't feel pity or remorse or fear, and he absolutely will not stop. Ever. Until you are beaten.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

A baby faced assassin

[@kesinsky]

​​@@TopTennisTrainingOfficialComparing a great sportsman to a killer??? Wow, you must be an American😢

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

More like a terminator

[@jean-pierreuys1554]

Good breakdown. I would almost put point 3 as perhaps the main reason. If you look at the ATP stats on serve and return of serve there are only a point or 2 separating the top. If you look at the “under pressure rating” Sinner has big lead. On hardcourt Sinner is 273.3 and the next player Dimitrov is 245 or something. Huge gap. I followed Sinners whole year and I would get nervous when he was break points down - the more I watched as the year progressed the more I saw he just kept cool and didnt loose those games where now (with his serve) if he is 0-40 or 15-40 down I rarely stress. He himself said he love those moments. So I am wondering if that is perhaps where he won so many matches. In those moments. Last thing I will say - I watched last years ATP finals again and I noticed how much more emotion he showed on courts - especially negative or disappointment. He somehow managed this year to change that and become the most stable thinker on court. Pretty amazing. I became a huge fan seeing how much effort he put into his game and technique over the last 18 months. He improved a lot since Oct/Nov last year and that is almost unheard of at that level.

[@SC_Jolly]

Jannik's focus and lack of emotion when he loses a point is the main reason he's #1. ALL the other players wear their emotions on the court. Plus, Jannik is one of the very few players who conserve their oxygen by NOT groaning after every shot.

[@kesinsky]

Drama Queens 😂

[@legendofbenito]

Yeaaa cus Nadal never groans and Novak is completely emotionless, love how fans think this shit makes any difference

[@initialize21]

@@legendofbenitoit does. Many people don't like Claydal because of the grunting, nor Fakesurgeryovic for his angry outbursts

[@atrem7942]

Conserve oxygen 😂 that is such a noob comment. Player groan to help them keep breathing during hitting the ball, and not hold their breath when hitting.

[@RonanJa1997]

FR didn’t even know that affect their oxygens

[@ziovit]

Not only Sky. He's alsa a very good football player (or soccer player if you read from USA). The combination of sky, tennis, football give hima very good balance and sport mentality

[@gablan1468]

Safe to say he is THE best player in the world.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

100% at the moment. The two big questions for 2025: 1. Can Carlos improve his serve enough to give himself the edge again? 2. Will Novak find a way to hurt Sinner, as right now Sinner serves better, moves slightly quicker and has more reach. Not to mention he’s young, and Nole is getting on now

[@gablan1468]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Safe to forget about the second question, Novak is way too old and has already started prioritizing other more important things such as family and parenting. It will be interesting to follow how Carlos' career unfolds, but I'd take Jannik over him. He's way more consistent and he proved it.

[@anikaber011090]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficialAnd another one: what about CLOSTEBOL?

[@jean-pierreuys1554]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficialCarlos is the most complete player. Carlos can improve serve a little bit as its good. Sinner can still improve a lot on volleys and dropshots. So he had more room to improve.

[@gablan1468]

@@jean-pierreuys1554 Carlos has a lot of talent, but I'd say Sinner is better and more consistent. Think of it like Nadal and Djokovic.

[@gecorazza]

Great analysis of stats, that descend from mental and body strength, consistent decision making, constant improvement of his technique, and composure on the court.

[@samat2003]

Sinner sta cambiando il gioco del tennis, ora tutto è più veloce, c è più violenza nel colpire la palla... ha un dritto poderoso, rovescio naturale, servizio granitico ed un incredibile forza mentale, ha ancora margini di miglioramento essendo molto giovane.....

[@thiagobadin5331]

in addition to that, he really worked out his physical condition and touch over the last 2 years. He was famous for being a little too skinny. Also now he adds dropshots now and then to his repertour, so the opponent keeps guessing

[@BujorOvidiu]

He worked with his masseur; took some steroids.

[@skyjuke2006]

In my opinion the reason is very simple. His backhand is as strong as his forehead. Like Djokovic when he was n.1.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

His groundstrokes play a major role in his success, but I would say it’s reason 3 or 4, take his serve and return away and those forehands and backhands wouldn’t mean much

[@LavernLee-zz5ln]

He’s at the top of his game!

[@Valentino_Ferro]

The scariest thing is he gets better and better

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

His net game is developing quickly, imagine if he keeps improving that area and uses the serve and volley to throw off opponents

[@Valentino_Ferro]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Not only his net game, but also his serves, his volleying, his running forehands, his returning, his feel, etc... Not to mention his focus and mental strength. Never seen such an improvement in a tennis player. He's like a deep learning machine. At the moment, his opponents must be at the very top of their form just to barely keep up with the speed and intensity of his game and to avoid being thrashed. He's virtually unbeatable but, as I said, he's getting better and better and, most likely, we haven't even seen the best Sinner yet, so the question is: how good can he get?

[@20891]

@@Valentino_Ferrodoping

[@kesinsky]

Ya, Yannick plays with his brain, like all iconic performers...Sampras or Djokovic, Mohammad Ali or Messi, Glen Gould or Maria Callas...

[@fanciot]

Until early 2022 Sinner was coached by Riccardo Piatti, who raised him from age 14 to 20. Then from February 2022, Vagnozzi and Cahill came in and they saw right away that you could not distort Sinner's type of game, which is built on a backcourt game, and you could NOT then force Sinner to go more to the net or do serve and volley or dropshots for which he did not yet have the sufficient feel for. Sinner is not like Edberg. The coaches told him that net play and volleys would be introduced slowly only after Sinner's main game was consolidated, because they did not want to depower him by making him play like an ugly Edberg. But in the last few months the time has come, now Sinner is starting to make descents at net with more confidence and control than 2 years ago, and they will try more and more to introduce new elements of the game but without distorting Sinner's technical essence, which is a 'Djokovic-like' game with some Edberg/Federer elements. Sinner has a HUGE hunger to improve and will be at his peak in 2 years. And he will be even scarier for opponents.

[@losvedese78]

He's become great at handling pressure, he's said in a recent interview with italian famous sports journalist Federico Buffa: "pressure is a nice thing, for everybody it's different, in family or at work. My pressure is a privilege: to play in front of a huge crowd, to be able to prove new emotions in important moments. I live it with calm, when I enter the court I always feel it like a big opportunity, the worst that can happen is that you loose. If you're a doctor, then maybe better that you don't do mistakes, tennis is much easier".

[@Angelostennis]

Experience and paying attention to detail. What wins and what doesn’t.

[@pawelfronczyk1579]

His biggest advantage is that he hits his forehands and backhands equally hard . No one does it or did it on the tour so far. That's why his opponents have no time to breath.

[@ryanmacmaster9074]

He also has the build type to last years.

[@muchacho87]

his huge steps are the main reason

[@paulhowsurridge2391]

great commentary

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Many thanks 🙏

[@gopu44]

GMP would be a worthwhile threat in 2025.. height serving and great athletic ground strokes .. predict nitto ATP finals entry by eoy 2025

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

100% His serve alone is enough to win him plenty of matches, but the rest of his game is solid too

[@curvlet]

Dope

[@leominerva3494]

Come si dice vaffanculo in inglese?😂

[@eugenekudrautsau7981]

Also he has two dominant eyes plus really early preparation.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Two dominant eyes, as in he has maximised his ball tracking abilities by training his vision and each eye separately? Hmmm. So doesn’t buy into a certain guy who likes to preach that we should all avoid certain stances due to a slightly stronger eye? Interesting

[@eugenekudrautsau7981]

@TopTennisTrainingOfficial you have understood me perfectly ;)

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

😂

[@Eternal_Tree]

This is a very good analysis and all, but the real #1 reason is his gaming chair. Obviously.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

😂

[@DonYang73]

Likely to win every Slam in 2025 as long as no injury

[@JAM-fm8lt]

Unfortunately likely to miss every GS in 2025.

[@fanciot]

@@JAM-fm8lt He will definitely do the Australian Open, because the Lausanne CAS trial won't be ready until February, but the other 3 Slams he might miss if they suspend him for so many months/years

[@JAM-fm8lt]

@fanciot You may be right.

[@eliopetriccioli2567]

@@JAM-fm8lt Nel 1981, Mc Enroe doveva essere squalificato al 1° turno di Wimbledon per l'offesa all'arbitro (Non puoi essere serio), ma non l'hanno fatto perche volevano tutti, la ripetizione della finale dell'anno prima con Borg. Credi che il tennis possa sopravvivere, senza il n°1?

[@dzailibu]

​@@JAM-fm8ltif there's justice, HOPEFULLY to miss...

[@pedrol.decarvalho8408]

He dominates hard court. Let’s see how he does on clay and grass next year

[@tshavfengvang7831]

Sinner is the most honest player in the ATP tour. The doping case was not so transparent. 😂

[@pedroegeu1]

Lol reasons: Best serve Best return Best movement Best at pressure points Good balance Great at attack and defense

[@manolo9928]

Sinner’s only main challenger on HCs in the near future is Alcaraz, and perhaps, just maybe on occasion, Zverev.

[@dzailibu]

Sinner's grand slam results before steroids: 2020; AO R2 FO QF US R1 2021; AO R1 FO R4 WI R1 US R4 2022; AO QF FO R4 WI QF US QF 2023; AO R4 FO R2 WI SF US R4 That is ONE SEMIFINAL, and ZERO FINALS Sinner's results with steroids (started using them probably mid-last year): 2024; AO W FO SF WI QF US W

[@Sara_99_]

lol cry harder little hater❤

[@Violet_Beauregard]

You're simply ridiculous 😂😂😂

[@dzailibu]

@Violet_Beauregard I know, it must be complicated for your brain

[@AaravYadav-em5tj]

​@@dzailibuDjokovic's result before 2011 ?? Perhaps Djokovic also did steroids in 2011.

[@dzailibu]

@@AaravYadav-em5tj thanks for asking. one final at age 20, won AO at 20. Several more semifinals, practically only losing to Federer or Nadal in semifinals or finals (USO 2010). Talking about the masters, had won several, won one year end championship. Was a solid no 3. The difference vs one semifinal is huge. Đoković fixed the serve (returned to the old motion after the experiment when Todd Martin was his coach), and fixed the well known health issue, overheating in high temperatures.

[@cesarfernandezlopez5063]

THE BEST AFTER CARLITOS LOL

[@lucaantonelli1511]

He's strong but inferior to Alcaraz, as shown by the h2h.

[@kesinsky]

Sinner is headed for a great career, but until Djokovic confirms his retirement, Sinner can only be considered as the Second Best, which is already something amazing.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Sinner was a better player than Novak in 2024, minus Novak’s Olympic performance. Nole needs to find ways to hurt Sinner, as right now Jannik serves better, moves slightly quicker and has more reach, plus is more confident at finishing points at the net. Novak is obviously the greater player career wise, but this video is more about 2024

[@AaravYadav-em5tj]

Djokovic is a pusher. Sinner is way ahead.

[@Taodancer1001]

OMG - Are we going to be inundated with adulation of Sinner? This one is actually very informative, but all the other praises are getting boring. I so want to see someone beat him so we have more interesting matches.

[@paperinik69]

Let me give you a little advice that will blow your mind and save you some useless whining. If you don't want to hear about sinner or if the positive comments annoy you don't fucking play videos on sinner and don't fucking actively go into the comments to whine about it. Move on and watch something that you enjoy it's not that hard

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Thanks for the feedback 🙏

[@jean-pierreuys1554]

I disagree. 1) He had a record setting year amongst the ATP open era - that should be applauded. 2) the media still makes the biggest deal about Alcaraz. I was following the Davis Cup on X today and they posted zero moments of videos about Griekspoor where he won a point. Every post was just about Alcaraz - even when the doubles started. I thought thats rather bias coming from the official Davis Cup feed who should show respect to the Netherlands. Out of the 30 posts today only 1 was in favor of the Netherlands. You do a Alc vs Sinner match and the majority of the crowd is for Alcaraz. So my point is - Sinner deserves the attention at this point.

[@gamerkang4648]

Let's gooo my drugged up lil angel!!! Of course he's the best!!! 💊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💊

[@1Hydraulic1]

if he can play, he's clean

[@FratelliLamieraTV]

Go, go out, go buy some cotton candy.

[@tutimaliya5306]

Dont accuse!! Slander!!, he’s clean!! Crying crying fans Alcaraz

[@topogigio2017]

@@gamerkang4648 today we italians will celebrate another dsvis cup probably thanks jannik 😘, cry me a river

[@norberthuelse1800]

😂😂😂 he has a special kind of doping and nobody knows it😂😂😂😂 Is the same with many hyped tennis star newcomers we will see what happens in the future. He is a real champion or a doped number 1 for a short time.

[@departamentobenavides]

I fear that the phisique dont last

[@7zforce]

Colestabol has changed that

[@departamentobenavides]

Impossible, that is a scarring.

[@KrakenKraken-j5i]

TOP 5 reasons 1) Steroids 2) Steroids 3) Steroids 4) Italian ATP presidents who cover his ar.se 5) Steroids

[@easylisteningmusic7505]

5 reasons you are a smelly💩. 1, you are stupid 2, you are brainless 3, you are jealous Novak fans 4, you are doper as well 5, your parents doesn't love you😂😂😂!

[@weihuang5473]

Weak era

[@FratelliLamieraTV]

This is always said when the horse we have bet on starts to be soundly beaten.

[@scara19]

Weak era was 2018-2023, try again

[@7zforce]

One word, Colestabol

[@pierrederuvo2797]

One word, jerk

[@1Hydraulic1]

I imagine he's getting drug tested more than ever now and he's still winning

[@FratelliLamieraTV]

Another clown in the town.

[@sergiogiocondi4378]

The pills you take for your limited brain functions are no longer enough... call an ambulance !

[@mauyerco]

You cannot even write...go to school

[@niksmoret2744]

Only one reason...the dope🤮

[@mauyerco]

Where do you get your beliefs from the void? It is contamination both for ITIA and WADA .The latter appealed not for doping but for negligence in contamination . Swallow your emoj and start crying

[@mauyerco]

Where do you get your beliefs from the void? It is contamination both for ITIA and WADA .The latter appealed not for doping but for negligence in contamination . Swallow your emoji

[@billiey36]

Try to keep up. Mature people are talking and you stick out like a sore thumb. How about you explain why he keeps on winning without failing drug tests? Come on, you don't want your post to just hang here making you look like a fool, do you? Prove your claim, child. Name one title he won where he failed a drug test.

[@1Hydraulic1]

if he can play he's clean

[@billiey36]

@@1Hydraulic1 None of the dopes can explain why he keeps winning without failing drug tests! It's like they can't put 2 and 2 together. 🤣

[@joyarnez]

The secret was first he always getting low even when he runs and second he keeps his legs on wide base. That's the secret 😊

[@al1976-v7m]

The skiing background helps with that

[@joyarnez]

@al1976-v7m yes, indeed

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Very true once he’s in the point. But his serve is a huge factor that many wouldn’t consider

[@joyarnez]

​​@@TopTennisTrainingOfficialyes.. even when he jump to hit the ball at toss you will see he keeps his knee bent which means he jump not to high. And like you said, that serve produce a hugh power cause even when he's in the air he keeps grounded with his bent knees.

[@claudemartin9652]

Il est jeune attends qu il ait 38 ans et une opération du genou et on verra ce que vaut ce mec 😤😤😤

[@fabriziomattia9530]

Who is doped? One billionth of a gram ohĥhh 🤣🤣🤣

[@MB-zt9eo]

Agree afte 0,001 and after 100 of controls he continues winning and winning! Top