Sinner

[acintya]

Something beautiful is going on with this boy and his strokes. Timing is insane and his effortless producing of power is really something pleasing for the eye. From the body language he reminds me of Berdych
Also seems very chilled and looks like he knows he is playing a game and racquet breaking or swearing will not help him tremendiously. So far im am very impressed. His core work is insane also - those backhand turns are really quick and everything together looks very natural. Also these risk-power shots are a joy to watch.

and sorry for opening another thread about Sinner. I know there are million of them out there

 

[Sysyphus]

the real goat

 

[Nole Slam]

@SinneGOAT

 

[victorcruz]

Redhead nation leggo

 

[acintya]

the real goat

definitelly need more Sinners, not these Kyrgioses and Zverevs

 

[Sysyphus]

definitelly need more Sinners, not these Kyrgioses and Zverevs

agreed

lovely player

smooth game, lets the racquet do the talking

forza sinner etc

 

[acintya]

agreed

lovely player

smooth game, lets the racquet do the talking

forza sinner etc

im calling him already one of the cleanest players.

 

[chrischris]

Awesome already. Gonna be just outstanding a career for him

 

[3loudboys]

Good win against Goffin in the first round at RG. Great prospect and still struggling to believe he is 19 given the coolness and shot making.

 

[McLovin]

Bless me Father, for I have Sinnered.

 

[DSH]

The future of tennis is his.
Italian Stallion sure is proud of him.

 

[SinneGOAT]

@SinneGOAT

 

[USO]

How would you guys see a possible match between Sinner and Zverev in the fourth round? They have never met.

 

[beltsman]

He just needs a better name!

 

[Cupcake]

I'm currently watching this morning's match right now. Sinner is impressive.
I'm not sure I would have noticed him yet if not for some of you guys talking him up the past few months.

 

[Slowtwitcher]

Pretty happy that Sinner gifted us with a virtually MuGoffin-less Slam.

 

[Meles]

Something beautiful is going on with this boy and his strokes. Timing is insane and his effortless producing of power is really something pleasing for the eye. From the body language he reminds me of Berdych
Also seems very chilled and looks like he knows he is playing a game and racquet breaking or swearing will not help him tremendiously. So far im am very impressed. His core work is insane also - those backhand turns are really quick and everything together looks very natural. Also these risk-power shots are a joy to watch.

and sorry for opening another thread about Sinner. I know there are million of them out there

 

[acintya]

Primož Roglič- (who should/would have won tour de France with better tactics) was a ski jumper before he went with cycling.

jeah,he surely got some legs training with ski-in. he must have stallone legs

 

[acintya]

btw, what is his FH grip..i read somewhere its full western. hm?

 

[Meles]

Primož Roglič- (who should/would have won tour de France with better tactics) was a ski jumper before he went with cycling.

jeah,he surely got some legs training with ski-in. he must have stallone legs

If you watch the latter part of that video with the camera from behind you can really see his incredible timing in the Slaloms. His baseline game is so much like that.

 

[OrangeDoorhinge]

Keep Sinner, get rid of Cringios

 

[nov]

I enjoyed watching Sinner too. Of course Goffin was terrible, played very bad but Sinner looks good.

 

[I Am Finnish]

Something beautiful is going on with this boy and his strokes. Timing is insane and his effortless producing of power is really something pleasing for the eye. From the body language he reminds me of Berdych
Also seems very chilled and looks like he knows he is playing a game and racquet breaking or swearing will not help him tremendiously. So far im am very impressed. His core work is insane also - those backhand turns are really quick and everything together looks very natural. Also these risk-power shots are a joy to watch.

and sorry for opening another thread about Sinner. I know there are million of them out there

@Federer and Del Potro I have found your new dad the italian berdych

 

[r2473]

Curse and damn you
All you’ll fall by the hand of the Sinner

 

[toby55555]

He doesn’t look Italian, what’s his background ?

 

[Bender]

Sinner is actually @Red Rick

 

[Tennease]

Sinner Surname

94,921st
Most Common
surname in the World

Approximately 5,023 people bear this surname
MOST PREVALENT IN:
Germany
HIGHEST DENSITY IN:
Luxembourg

Sinner Surname Meaning
Descendant of an official of weights and measures1 (Occupational; German)

Sinner Last Name Statistics demography
The religious adherence of those bearing the Sinner last name is primarily Orthodox (73%) in Russia.

The amount Sinner earn in different countries varies somewhat. In United States they earn 1.82% more than the national average, earning $43,935 USD per year and in Canada they earn 8.02% more than the national average, earning $53,666 CAD per year.

Sinner Surname Origin, Meaning & Last Name History

Learn the fascinating origin of the Sinner surname; its meaning & distribution. Unlock your family history in the largest database of last names.

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Sinner means:

• a NATO ICBM, see RS-14 Temp-2S
• Sinner (band) , German metal band
• Sinner (company) , former large brewery in Karlsruhe, today a listed real estate company
• Sinner (patrician family)
• The Sinner (TV series) , American TV series (since 2017)

Sinner is the family name of the following people:

• Benoît Sinner (* 1984), French racing cyclist
• Basilius Sinner OSB (1745–1827), universal scholar
• Carl Ahasver von Sinner (1754–1821), Swiss architect
• Carsten Sinner (* 1971), German translation scholar and university professor
• Eberhard Sinner (* 1944), German politician
• Friedrich Sinner (1713–1791), Swiss politician, mayor of Bern
• George Sinner (1928–2018), American politician, Governor of North Dakota
• Jannik Sinner (* 2001), Italian tennis player
• Johann Rudolf Sinner (Schultheiss) (1632–1708), Swiss statesman
• Johann Rudolf Sinner (Grand Councilor) (1658–1742), Bernese politician (Grand Councilor ) and envoy
• Johann Rudolf Sinner (Magistrate) (1702–1782), Swiss Magistrate
• Johann Rudolf Sinner (writer) (1730–1787), Swiss writer and magistrate
• Johann Rudolf von Sinner (1830–1901), Swiss Chief of the General Staff and Bernese politician
• Karl Friedrich Sinner (1946–2017), German forest scientist
• Martin Sinner (* 1968), German tennis player
• Mat Sinner (* 1964), German bass player, singer and music producer
• Otto Haberer-Sinner (1866–1941), German-Swiss painter
• Paul Sinner (1838–1925), German photographer
• Rudolf Sinner (1884–1950), German entrepreneur
• Rudolf von Sinner ( Johann Rudolf Kirchberger von Sinner ; 1890–1960), Swiss architect
• Rudolf von Sinner (theologian) (* 1967), Swiss theologian and university professor
• Wilhelm Sinner (1915–1976), German urologist

 

[cortado]

He looks a bit like Rocco Siffredi.

 

[James P]

He doesn’t look Italian, what’s his background ?

He's from the German-speaking part of Italy (south Tyrol) near the Austrian border.

 

[D.Nalby12]

Sinner is better version of Murray. More offensive ability.