jannik sinner

First Italian to clinch one of the greatest achievements of the sport already in early October!

This is an unofficial poll on the possible suspension upon WADA's appeal, you can vote anonymously. This is not a thread to discuss his case, there are countless other threads where you can argue in details, for this one, keep it short or just vote!

Novak's comments in full: I agree with him. WADA's appeal is just a face-saving strategy to make it look like a precedent is being set for this subjective 'negligence' clause in their rulebook which is already flawed and inconsistently applied. It's obvious to literally anyone except...

Long-time lurker here and I have to say what a topsy-turvy match as usual from Sincaraz. Brilliant in moments, lots of UEs, but I think that's because these two young stars get quite nervous due to the media buzz around whenever they play. Having said that, I've noticed a lot of repetitive talk...

by age 23 vs Top5 T5 Weight vs Top10 T10 Weight vs T11+ T11+ Weight vs All Sinner 46 (22-24) 47.83% 13.53% 71 (39-32) 54.93% 20.88% 269 (221-48) 82.16% 79.12% 340 (260-80) 76.47% Fed 34 (24-10) 70.59% 7.98% 74 (46-28) 62.16% 17.37% 352 (264-88) 75.00% 82.63% 426 (310-116) 72.77%...

Who wins the US Open after the two shocking early departures? Only two previous major titleists in the field, neither multi-major champs. Plus a field of people led by Zverev chasing the ultimate trophy. Should be fun to watch it play out.

Besides the usually joy-cry cycle of TT forum live think his 6-9 fifth-set record and negative trend is intriguing, especially compared to the amazing 12-1 of Alcaraz. Some observations: 1) Sinner has increasingly been a statistical outlier with an average performance level clearly higher than...

I now understand why Jannik has not won every tournament under the sun. He simply concedes the titles to his opponents out of fairness. Bravo!

I’m only posting this because the other fans posted “will win” threads and I wanted to balance out the fan posts.

Since last year much talk have been about Alcaraz's effective use of the forehand drop shot and rightly so. He's probably the player who uses it most and in the best way. But Sinner has developed this strategy into his game as well, especially since 2023. Sinner isn't exactly known for his...

And he did it, even if he is, in his own words not the smartest… His motto in life: Always look forward…

Now that it's over, does Novak ever return to #1? His age and recent form makes it seem unlikely, but it's hard to count the GOAT out. Obligatory poll.

Just a funny bit of trivia, had a bit of a laugh when I saw that. You just can’t make up stuff like that! The three peaks are the famous tre Cime di Lavaredo or Drei Zinnen, Three Merlons…

Hi there, I'm new here so I hope this is not (too) redundant, but I haven't really found a recent post about this: do you guys think that Sinner and Alcaraz will end up sharing the slam titles for the next 15 years in a similar way the big 3 have until recently? Specifically, what do you think...

A new era, a new Australian Open champion, ladies and gentlemen. I love this final and I hate it at the same time. I'm really torn. Both deserve this title so much so I feel I'll be more gutted for the loser than I'm happy for the winner =(

ATP H2H: 4-2 for Sinner HC H2H: 2-1 for Sinner GS H2H: 1-0 for Rublev One of them will be playing at the AO in SF for the first time, and for Rublev, victory would also bring him the first promotion into the Grand Slam SF. It will be a duel between two players with a great punch, who will be...

Any idea where I can find this bag that Sinner is wearing here?

The time has come for the King of Monsters, JANNIK GODZILLER, to unleash his wrath and terrorize the Australian continent. His ATOMIC BREATH backhand will obliterate the competition. His NUCLEAR PULSE forehand will erase all hopes of salvation. There is no escape. Prepare for total obliteration.

Which generation between the original Next Gen and the FARMS Gen will be the most successful at the end of their journeys? -Original Next Gen best 5: Medvedev, Zverev, Tsitsipas, Ruud and Rublev. -FARMS Generation 5: Auger-Aliassime, Alcaraz, Rune, Sinner and Musetti. Discuss:

Just like the title says.

The first meeting of the two was supposed to be two weeks ago in Indian Wells, but Sinner pulled out due to sickness giving Kyrgios the walk over. Hopefully we see the match we wanted to this time around. Who wins this first match between the two of them?

Whom do you think will win one of the 9 ATP Masters titles this year that hasn't done so yet? (multiple answers allowed)

Sinner-Alcaraz I The first of a potentially massive H2H series between two of the highest rated young prospects in the game. They have met once at the Challenger level in 2019, a three set affair taken by Chuck. They now find themselves meeting in the second round of the Paris Masters. Current...

THIS ONE'S FOR ALL THE MARBLES! Well, certainly is important for the Race to Turin. Massive implications. Whomst wins?

The other ATP 250 this week. Top players include: Jannik Sinner (likely his first time as #1 seed), Gael Monfils, Alex de Minaur, Alexander Bublik, and Filip Krajinovic. Wild cards include: Gianluca Mager, Dimitar Kuzmanov, Adrian Andreev, and Alexander Lazarov.

Lots of discussion of the NextGen pecking order this week. What do your rankings look like? Tier I Medvedev Zverev Tsitsipas Tier II Berrettini Rublev Hurkacz Shapovalov Sinner Tier III Ruud Auger-Aliassime Norrie Humbert Khachanov Sonego Opelka Korda Tier IV Bublik Davidovich Fokina Fritz...

...will qualify for this year's ATP Finals? I'd bet on Rublev and wouldn't bet against Sinner - should be close. I'll say that they both will.

Who you got for this one?

"THIS WORLD IS DIVIDED. NO PROTECTORS HERE. NO NADAL, NO DJOKOVIC, NO MEDVEDEV. IT WILL FALL, LIKE THE OTHERS. I HAVE TURNED WORLDS TO DUST. ALL OF EXISTENCE SHALL BE MINE." - OMEGA SINNER