"If you want to grow quickly, you need to know how to get into difficulties, not just the player, but the people around you. You have to find a solution, just like on the pitch".
This was stated by Jannik Sinner, guest at the Foro Italico panel in which Panini presented the Illustrated Manual of tennis, where the blue talent is the protagonist.
"There will be 2-3 games a year where one feels good, the rest is a struggle."
Sinner then recounts his first steps in the world of sport: "It wasn't always easy, I left my home at 13 and a half, I missed family and friends to pursue the dream I had, that is to be a tennis player - he continues - The fun must always be there, otherwise you don't train morning and afternoon with a goal in mind and you don't run all year. "
Jannik laughs when the discussion moves to the school theme: "When I studied I studied well, then I didn't go to high school more often, so I miss that part a bit".