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Darren saying Jannik cheats at cards and then immediately gives himself away by smiling š
excerpt from The Cruelest Game: Chasing Greatness in Professional Tennis by Matthew Futterman
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Darren saying Jannik cheats at cards and then immediately gives himself away by smiling š
excerpt from The Cruelest Game: Chasing Greatness in Professional Tennis by Matthew Futterman
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It no longer surprises me that every time I read an anecdote from Jannik's former coaches, it's always about how he couldn't stay still and how much he loves speed.
Plus: hard to imagine him like that, but well, it must be the Italian in him
FINALLY I HAVE AN ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION LMAOš We talked about this possibility here before but I thought it was unlikely. I didn't know Jannik himself talked about it. I think this interview is from 2020?
thinking about luca, the dad of jannikās host family in bordighera, saying that jannik was always really helpful around the house because he was raised to help from a young age (and generally praising him very generously) but asking the training centre not to give jannik any days off because when he was home for a full day he would always run around and scream and gossip with everyone and it would drive luca mad. my little shit #mylittleshit
āi love to play tiebreaksā āi love to play deuce pointsā yeah well some of us would actually like to watch you without stressing out every 5 minutes š
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Ā«Jannik was a child who always laughed, one who also played tricks on his classmates. But during training he was always very focused. You could see that he wanted to improve himself. After each session he stopped and asked: "How did I go? Did I go well?". This already happened when he was five or six years old, an age at which usually the corrections you make, the indications you give, go in one ear and out the other. Mentality-wise, he was well ahead of the others. He wanted to win, he wanted to be the best and he worked hard for that. I want to confirm what we read on newspapers in the period of great public attention after the victory in the Davis Cup and the Australian Open: his parents never put any pressure on him. He skied, did his race: if it went well, good. If it went wrong they told him: it's part of the game, next time it will be better. Doing well was his desire alone.Ā»
Lee Egarter, Jannik's skiing instructor, for the "Diventare Sinner" book.
Things we knows Jannik is scared of:
insects, spiders, horror movies
geckos
the dark
It always makes me laugh when tennis fans make fun of players for having ambitions, meanwhile this is atp #95 Jannik Sinner in 2019 (18 yo)
(pre-pr jannik sinner come back to me)