Atp Finals: Sinner, I have grown as a player and as a person

(ANSA) - TURIN, 19 NOV - When he has time in the evening he plays Fortnite with friends, loves skiing and speed, after the Davis Cup he will only take 5 days of vacation to devote himself to these passions and sleep, struggling to say no to the kids who ask for him autographs and selfies, "because I did it too", and last night, after the defeat, he couldn't wait "to be with my family, my brother, because being with them makes you go through bad times. Being in company is better, but when you have a dream you are willing to do anything ", even to be more alone. "And I was cooking my dream".

    Following his participation in the Nitto Atp Finals in Turin, which made him the new darling of Italian tennis, Jannik Sinner talks about himself by answering the questions of journalists at Nuvola Lavazza,of which he is brand ambassador.

    "I am especially happy with the fact that I have grown, as a player and as a person, and I will continue to grow - he says -.

   Even making decisions that are not easy, which sometimes hurt and you do not know if they are right or not helps to grow". He doesn't want to talk about ranking, even if the dream is always to become number 1. "The goal now is to keep growing and always improving - he reiterates -. Next year I know it will be very difficult, but I want to continue having fun in what I do and train with passion and dedication ". A suggestion that he also gives to his peers, "devote yourself to what you want, have fun and always give 100% even when you have a lot of effort. And find good friends - he concludes -, those are always useful".

    "My recipe? A lot of work, the commitment to train even when you are tired, the desire to do well and win, the passion I have for this sport and always believing that there will be a moment in the game when something clicks. And then the audience, Armain più. When you are in an unpleasant situation like yesterday - he tells about the match lost at the tie break with Medvedev - you understand that you have to change something, you look for a way out and that's what I tried to do ".

    The Davis Cup is his next engagement and Matteo Berrettini's absence charges him with other responsibilities.

"It's tough, but there aren't many countries that have a group like ours, an incredible team, in which everyone wants to do well and if we stay together, it will surely go well. Then we play at home, each one will give 100%, we keep up with it. morale and this will be our best weapon ".

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