What Do Tennis Legends Really Think Of Jannik Sinner?

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[@sherryamanpour1531]

Jannik Sinner is not only a remarkable tennis champ--even more he is an astonishing human being...to say he likes to 'study my mistakes'..is just one example of this champ's depth...respectful, deep, resilient and revering the sport and life shine every time Jannik is seen! What a gift to tennis and fans..wishing him all the very best and more!

[@Duck-vx5ls]

Calm down.

[@EHenterprises]

Sinner started pro tennis as cool as a cucumber and he still is. The calmest champion I have ever seen, exactly there with Borg. When he's #1 in the world he's going to be the same guy he is now. And that summary speaks volumes about the great tennis player this guy is.

[@guidodelgiudice5]

Just few hours ago, during a press conference, Sinner made clear that he will not able to touch a tennis racquet for sometimes. He said he will only show up in Paris if he is 100%. He was dominating Montecarlo and Madrid. In both tournaments struggled with that hip injury.

[@elliek5350]

I just wish him and other players health so that they may shine in the besr possible way. And i will thoroughly enjoy it as a spectator. Jannik is an outstanding athlete.

[@peggyhui7389]

His character, attitude, passion for the game and willingness to work so hard are a combination of a unique and successful formula for a tremendous professional player. I fervently hope that destiny is kind to him, it would be an unthinkable loss to the tennis world should his body give up on him, so so unfair.

[@elifhazalbilmis5774]

I desperately believe that he’s gonna bounce back soon 🤞🏽

[@altavanrensburg7027]

A lovely tribute, my no 1 player and an awesome personality ...love him ❤

[@TheDeadlyKnight]

I’m worried about this hip thing. I really hope it’s something that gets completely right soon

[@ev4n42]

sad about the alcaraz and sinner injury

[@edoardobrugnatelli1879]

At the moment, injury aside, I honestly can't see anyone defeating Sinner apart from Djokovic and Alcaraz, and even then I would still give the edge to him. We'll see how the rest of the season goes and, more importantly, how the rest of his career will be, but if he manages to stay healthy I have very high hopes!

[@SickAttorney]

I've always like Sinner. A ton of people jump on band wagons that quickly. Sinner and alcaraz have always been so electric to watch especially against each other.

[@gdekogel]

It's exciting to watch Sinner on the court, although I feel he hasn't reached his full potential yet. Image what he is going to do to his opponents when his volley, slice backhand and the ability to mix up the game get even better. The future of tennis is looking bright with him, Alcaraz and probably Medvedev taking over. I'll be watching.

[@AsianCanadian_]

Always look forward to this channel’s videos!

[@Courtside_Tennis]

More to come!

[@helloeveryone0123]

Sinner is a phenomenal player, with his mentality he can go on for years. but many players are starting to adapt and playing against expectations. when you see players pushing each other to their limits, what else can you ask for. But i hope Novak can go up another level again this year.

[@isabellasmith8377]

True. I miss The Fed’s super accurate slice backhand

[@rednaxela4360]

THESE VIDEOS ARE THE BEST

[@blaster36000]

Let me just backtrack all this nepotism, pessimism, and narcissism against Sinner, and review what John Lloyd had said about both Sinner's and Alcaraz's 100% - 1000000% playing level, and sum it all up in one match: 2022 US Open Quarterfinal. If that match doesn't say anything about Sinner's and Alcaraz's prime level, then call me crazy in the cahoots head, and I'll bet you a billion dollars, no other two players can play at that level, at that age, at this kind of atmosphere (Spoiler alert: The Big Three are the only ones who had replicated these kinds of high intensity matches for decades, and Sinner/Alcaraz/Medvedev (he's kind of a part of the Neo(New) Gen (not Next Gen)) will be the start to the New Big Three, considering they are the current next gen players that have at least one Grand Slam in their belt)

[@mariesophiesanderknudsen3092]

This was just yet again a GREAT video and summary! You are really doing an amazing job on these videos. Especially the detail level, your humbled attitude and your almost “scientific” approach. Im also very worried about the Hip! Hip injury is not good :(

[@Courtside_Tennis]

Appreciate it!

[@FrancescoParasassi]

Perfect for as a good night video, perfect timing here in Europe.

[@Courtside_Tennis]

Perfect!

[@purps9798]

Must comment that I love your content, well rounded opinions and analysis. 🎾

[@Courtside_Tennis]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@meltmonster9136]

I adored Nadal and now I adore Sinner Genevieve Antwerp

[@isabellasmith8377]

True. Too early to saythat these will be goats. But still excited to see how far they will get.

[@concettadalimonte8476]

Forza jannik bientôt on te retrouvera !✌ tu restes toujours dans cœur ❤ bon rétablissement champion 😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉

[@alexandrefreitag5502]

I'm completely on the same page with you and what the legends had to say. Speaking of overhyped players… I'm sorry… There are few names… Such as Ben Shelton. Mostly it's not his fault that he's been praised so much but which is his … - is that He has delivered less than he was praised for. I am not a Yannik fan, but I like watching his matches a lot. At his young age, he really can be or already is a role model for too many young players wanting to emerge on this very tough circuit. I can't thank you enough for every video that you post. Always professional, interesting intakes and outtakes, fun to watch.

[@Courtside_Tennis]

🙌

[@ja-kl8rg]

Sinner is best at the moment, but Novak is starting to train hard again after taking it easy last few months .

[@joelmvdqp]

I agree! I think Jannik Sinner is the standout ATP player so far, but it's still early, only 4 months into the ATP calendar.

[@ayikalotannajohn543]

Looking good bro, you been hitting the gym ?

[@briannaaleta5321]

I lowkey feel bad for Menvedev

[@harlan5102]

Let’s put this in perspective. One remarkable tennis season, a champion or legends does not make. Consistency is key to staying on top and overall good health is key to longevity (see Novak)!

[@billiey36]

Let's put this in perspective. Wherever Sinner is being discussed, a Nole troll will jump in to claim that Novak is superior. If Nole is so great, why does he seldom play anymore and, when he does, he gets beaten so often? Is it poor health or poor consistency?

[@jojipinzon1]

Love your videos.

[@Courtside_Tennis]

Glad you like them!

[@Thewildbuffaloshow]

That sun burn must hurt

[@sportslover2356]

Costly umpire call. Hmmm. Every single player has multiple costly umpire calls. Look at Rafa's last match in Madrid. It has brought down Kyrgios many times, the injustice of it. It brought down Sinner this time. He's human. Good to know. ELC is still making bad calls and not even the umpires can do anything about it. Rublev is humble, nice, professional etc and gets very angry with injustice.

[@nickmusial3528]

Jannik is him

[@bobbyfischerman4811]

Rafa seething, ombeliebable.

[@ahmadadjie3587]

sinner weekness is his serve i think he struggle his first serve

[@aca2077]

It’s not „our goal“ it’s your goal. You are alone

[@billiey36]

He doesn't see it that way and you don't get to tell him to. He considers himself to be part of a team where everybody is working for the same goal.

[@gerendasi]

that’s pretty weak, to not give a closing opinion at all. that’s exactly what we watch these videos for, a deep-dive theoretical direction

[@skinme2340]

Sinner and Alcatraz are very easy to love, they have no Diva attitude and they are amazing players. So grateful for this new generation!

[@tayloryin5634]

nah id win

[@chancerobinson5112]

You’re right! Djokovic looks like Robert de Niro imitating a tennis player!😂😂

[@niklashentze8114]

why is no one talking about how sinner get easy draws every tournament??

[@theamazingbrokenman]

Alcaraz and Sinner are great, but it doesn’t look like they’re gonna be consistent, due to physical issues. That’s another thing about the Big Three: otherworldly talent and body durability.

[@billiey36]

And shorter masters tournaments and no end of the year round robin tournament so a longer off season to rest up. And now they hardly play so they can save themselves for bigger tournaments. The youngsters would be more durable under those circumstances, too.

[@joannemoore3976]

All players get injuries including the Big 3, I think people have short memories. I don't think there is a particular problem with Carlos and Jannik. Jannik in particular was a little later growing into his body. Also when you win a lot and go deep in every tournament that's a lot of tennis.

[@orchidpanda2253]

Both Nadal and Djokovic dealt with physical issues and injuries early in their rise - Nadal was diagnosed with a foot disease in 2005 and Djokovic gained a reputation b/c he was constantly retiring from his matches until he discovered he had a gluten allergy and fixed it - but he had other issues like elbow surgery, etc... Only Federer didn't struggle too much with injuries until late in his career. Both Alcaraz and Sinner are still young, although Sinner dealing with hip issues this young is troublesome.

[@niklashentze8114]

sinner is overrated and not a good person, only pretends to be when playing well

[@monicauribe564]

You know him to say such stupidity, your words have no argument, you just don't like him, I know him and the truth is, he is a very good person, so shut your mouth, you look much better like this.

[@billiey36]

@@monicauribe564 I'm guessing this is another Nole troll. They're so jealous that Sinner is taking over the spotlight from their hero. 🤣

[@monicauribe564]

@@billiey36 Rov Laver of the 690n70 was considered the best tennis player in history then Jimmy Connorr Anniversariums was unbeatable, he was also a name considered perfect with a very calm personality, now this media circus that you and the press and the owners of these gears have made the myth of white sport, the gentlemen's sport, become garbage and of course, Nole for you he is a God but I am sure they aredd tell me if you are going to talk to Connors... the records that no one has and no one can reach samptss

[@billiey36]

@@monicauribe564 If you can't understand the post, don't comment. Where did you get the idea that I'm a Nole fan? And you're just as biased as the Nole trolls. 🙄