What Jannik Sinner Just Did Is Truly Ridiculous!

[@sherryamanpour1531]

Sinner's ability to 'analyze his own mistakes', playing within himself making improvement a mantra, his humility and poise are all remarkable! Good luck Jannik..millions are watching..this comment from south Florida!

[@ordenanzm]

Im from s fl also and i am a huge sunner fan !

[@Stampingerms]

@@ordenanzm❤

[@federicotown8052]

What a comeback from Jannik Sinner in that final

[@MobbieKeys]

He just got lucky Novak wasn't playing his best tennis!!

[@lsdickson8269]

Although Novak definitely wasn’t playing his best, Sinner played amazingly and deserved that win. I don’t think it was just luck.

[@billiey36]

@@MobbieKeys Apparently he hasn't played his best tennis for awhile, then, since Sinner has beaten him several times recently. 😎

[@eduardochernia]

The popping sound and cleanliness with which he strikes the ball reminds me of Agassi

[@MobbieKeys]

He just got lucky Novak wasn't playing his best tennis!!

[@pianorover]

@@MobbieKeyswe will be lucky when you all stop with the excuses

[@lilise3965]

​​@@MobbieKeysFancy being lucky in 4 matches out of 5, considering the decisive David Cup's doubles match against Serbia, in less than 2 months!😂

[@jacopodellolio753]

@@MobbieKeysi think that you have a very bad life to write this

[@zarathustra8789]

​@@MobbieKeysCry more!

[@federicotown8052]

He made us Italians very proud

[@MrBjorn6]

He's very likeable and well mannered. Like Bjorn Borg or Arthur Ashe from the past.

[@MobbieKeys]

He just got lucky Novak was playing his worst tennis

[@MrBjorn6]

@@MobbieKeys He pretty good also 🤔 Don't forget he beat Novak 3 of the last 4 times they played

[@lilise3965]

​​@@MobbieKeysHe was beaten by Sinner 4 times out of 5 in the last 2 months, counting the decisive Davis Cup doubles match against Serbia. That's some tough luck!🙃

[@roYTube68]

​@@MobbieKeys Unbelievable! Still crying? Come on man. Wipe your eyes, have a second look of the match against Djokovic and a bit of all the other matches that Sinner played and won during the tournament and realize that he fully deserved the title. It's not that hard. You can do it! 😊

[@SirTheobald]

for all my lifetime there was a belief that italy would need decades to improve his youth tennis and get a man at the top spot. this guy came out of nowhere, barely playing at pro level, but it was clear that he was special when I started keeping track of him at 17. he had a special talent that nobody in the italian roaster had despite the talent we developed. we knew he had the tool, we hoped he could do well without succumbing to the pression of the country, but my god he is speedrunning his career. he got a bit lucky with nole but he is really playing outstanding tennis since early Dec. Go 🥕, italy really needs new symbols now that valentino and all our football legends retired. Paris here we come!

[@ibolyakontor7199]

I love the way you talk about tennis and the players too

[@chakra_x]

7:40 the deep breath jannik took after winning that set.. bro must've thought ''it's not over yet''

[@gabzylive]

i truly believe that sinner and alcaraz's rivalry its gonna be so fun to watch

[@gablan1468]

It already is.

[@gabzylive]

@@Happycamper4ever i think they’re just two different styles, carlos can hit fast flat shots when he feels like it, and i don’t think the fact that he hits top spin shots most of the time is necessarily a weakness

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

He is a true champion. 💪

[@FrancescoParasassi]

I was carving for this video man. Well done as always. I suggest to remember how entertaining was the weekly recap you guys did for the ao. Not just for slams but i can see It also for masters 1000. Keep it up.

[@roYTube68]

Indeed. Great analysis! Very well done and accurate and he even predicted that Sinner would have won the AO.

[@BogdanEchoMilosevic]

Great guy and well deserved

[@angebonanno85]

I have an Italian background from Australia. Look i love Australian athletes but I always wanted to follow an italian athlete. I been following jannik for 4 years since he was an 18 year old. I said many times were looking at greatness. When i furst saw hom play i just said theres an aura of roger just calmness and humble his style of play reminds me of novak but better. I mightvsounf bias but when i see something rare and speacial im with it all the way. Theres more tittles and grand slams to come. It is only the beginning. Forza Sinner

[@Caesarsinclairjr17]

So hyped for this video

[@DavidHWolf]

Great video as always, a lot better than any sports news medium. Keep it up, your channel will only grow further!

[@Courtside_Tennis]

Much appreciated!

[@70bnr]

Thank you! Just the analysis I was looking for. That win was so well-deserved by Sinner. And since you mention Holger Rune, his versatility and return game put him in top-3 easily, but his mental game is still his greatest opponent. Give him another 12-18 months to mature and ... boom.

[@EdoardoCalandroni]

Was waiting for this video

[@nilsudemirkiranrapazotefer3877]

I was waiting for this video 👍👏

[@M4tti456Cento]

L'Australian Open è solo il primo di una lunga serie di titoli 🇮🇹🥕

[@roYTube68]

Lo spero tanto anch'io. Più vedo e più conosco di Sinner e più mi piace. È un ragazzo d'oro in ogni senso. Ha i geni del vero Campione sul campo e fuori. Sportivo e persona esemplare!

[@TheLifeLaVita]

the comeback from sinner started at 5-1 of the second set. Not later in the third! At that point is when sinner figured out the counter strategy to medvedev, and I doubt medvedev was tired after one set only. It didn't even take 2 sets for sinner to figure out a strategy... truly impressive

[@angelosanicola7369]

Concordo con te,,la rimonta è partita dal 5a1,daquel momento è iniziato un'altro incontro.

[@SainyaHokage]

I also think Zverev has it in him. The level he played vs Alcaraz was so good. Too bad his serve failed vs Medvedev at key moments. He would have been a huge danger for Sinner in the final. Great first GS title for Sinner. Wish him to keep improving and winning more titles in a healthy rivalry vs the other big guys.

[@diegogutierrez8136]

sinner has a cannon by shoulder bro, he smash that ball like he hate it

[@Stampingerms]

Thank you fir mentioning Zverev 🎉

[@CasualSome1]

I do like Sinner's style of play because it truly reminds me of Novak's style. Alcaraz has a great potential to be the true rival to Sinner, and all we can do is sit back and enjoy the sport for another decade or two :)

[@carlob517]

Although Sinner lost the second set 6-3 he was 5-1 down in that set so he hadn't given up in fact he was coming back even then he won those 2 points successively, he had one break chance in the 3rd set & took it the rest is history Medvedev tired and his game deteriorated as Sinner's game improved. Sinner made it extremely hard for himself as his 1st serves were below par

[@poseidon8680]

Tennis future belongs to Sinner and Carlos(Alcaraz), fantastic!

[@joshheinink]

Trading warmups for training pays off

[@PrecisionPointTennis]

🎾🏆

[@187DANMAN]

Ben shelton and authur fils are coming

[@blaster36000]

Soooo.... one more possible question for you guys at Tennis Plus: Are we looking at the next Big 3/4 era (Alcaraz = Nadal 2.0, Sinner Federer 2.0 minus his one-handed backhand, Medvedev = Djokovic 2.0 minus his insane flexibility & two-handed on-the-stretch backhand & Rune = Murray 2.0 minus his quick anticipation, and ingenuity with the lob?) #wheresholger, Sorry, Adam really has me going with that meme!😂😂😂

[@elektrik_exekutioner6822]

Sinner isn't NextGen anymore; NextGen only includes players up to 21 years old.

[@skyjuke2006]

Great analysis! Also for me, Zverev could win a Slam. For Roland Garros Jannik is not favorite. Maybe good possibilities for Wimbledon and Us Open (Shelton probably will be a protagonist).

[@pauljohnson6019]

Alcaraz and Nadal, if Nadal plays, or Thiem.

[@albertodilauro5359]

How can Medvedev being the guy who spent more time on court in a grand slam? What about mahut-isner in wimbledon ? Both of them should have spent more time on court than med

[@Yogi___21]

Hudger rune !!! Guys

[@sonodietrodithe9066]

isn’t it *were?

[@Tony-m4b]

Sinner is Novak 2.0

[@vijayking6882]

Only French Open is left to be conquered by next gen player. Next gen beating Nadal at French Open in Semis or Final will be natural passing the baton.

[@rockydopeydoge6730]

Please STOP saying "No-Le"

[@orientalwoodworks]

So y’all better let him cook

[@CaocaoXI]

Sinner was on a different level. He will be the next Novak if he keeps this up. Poor Daniel was completely out of breath 😂

[@katerinadicamella]

I wouldn't say "no one deserves more than Jannik Sinner" Jannik will win many many more slame in his career I'm sure but there are players also deserve to win AO but didn't or haven't... Don't be too convinced!!

[@williambo5989]

he will lose to thenew goat carlos who will win 25 gs before age 30

[@matmax6834]

Only 25?

[@lottewied1937]

DJOKOVIC had flu when he played vs Sinner. One does not do that. He looked so unwell. I was worried. Stay in bed. Do not play with yr health.

[@cookiedough905]

Djokovic himself said that Sinner out played him at the post match interview. I'm not saying that he wasn't unwell, but he was clearly fit enough to play by his own standards.

[@imalwaysright]

He probably had covid for the 23rd time. Novaxx didn't work 😂😂😂

[@johnbenevoli2066]

Novak will probably win 1 of the next 2 grand slams, lets wait & see...

[@saratchandradeevi]

He played normally till the day before reaching semis.