Jannik Sinner updates his impressive figures

Jannik the SinnerDespite the fact that the doping case caused great stress on the Italian player and left him facing a long trial, his season is going very well. The world number 1 was found innocent by the ITIA, but WADA has the right to appeal the acquittal. The way Jannik sees things, this is becoming increasingly distant. considered very reliable.

Sinners’ numbers in 2024 are truly impressive: 23-year-old from San Candido Australian Open And US OpenMasters 1000 in Miami and Cincinnati, as well as ATP 500 in Rotterdam and Halle. The Italian champion has only five defeats this season.

2-time Grand Slam champion takes to the field Beijing He is currently trying to defend last year’s championship. The world No. 1 has a fairly simple path forward and should have no problems reaching at least the semi-finals. After defeating the dangerous Chilean Nicolas Jarry Jannik will face Russia in his first match Rome Safiullin Tomorrow in the round of 16

Italians also benefited from these losses Jan-Lennard Struff And Grigor Dimitrov Before the tournament starts, The two most dangerous rivals in the race. Sinner has become a very strong player on all surfaces, but is virtually unbeatable in tournaments on hard courts.

Impressive numbers

The 23-year-old player from San Candido will perhaps be the biggest favorite in all the tournaments that will be played from here until the end of the season. This week began Jannik Sinner’s title defense in Beijing, which twelve months ago ushered in a golden period that saw him win the Australian Open and US Open this season. The blue man defeated Chilean ace Nicolas Jarry and will meet Russian ace Roman Safiullin in the second round.

The world number one has 12 consecutive wins, starting from Cincinnati to Flushing Meadows (NY), where he won his second Slam in the early years of his career. The 2-time Grand Slam champion’s impressive development as a true top-level player has been confirmed by some numbers.

Jannik since his famous defeat in 5 sets against Alexander Zverev in New York in 2023 He remained undefeated in his next 48 matches against players ranked above the top 20 in the world rankings.. Terrible figures documented the level reached by the native of Val Pusteria, who aims to end his career season at the top of the rankings for the first time.

The first round of the tournament is never easy, it is definitely difficult to play against Jarry, but I am happy with my performance,” said the Italian player, underlining how they were in the first half of the tour at the ATP Tour microphones. “He played good tennis, I had difficulty responding to his serves in the first set, so he told me took a break. Mentally I tried to stay in the game. “My line worked well, but I need to improve on the second one,” he added.

Goals are clear

The world No. 1 has decided not to play at this year’s ATP 500 in Vienna to save energy for Nitto ATP Finals in Turin And Davis Cup Finals in Malaga. Speaking to Tennis TV, Jannik described his amazing season: “Yes, this season was amazing, no. There were a lot of wins, a lot of matches played and not many tournaments in my schedule; then I managed to train my body in the right way.

Look, I’m so happy to be in the position I’m in right now. The season is not over, there are very important tournaments, I hope I will be ready. One of my main goals now is definitely the end of year finals in Turin.And this is a very special tournament for me. Then there’s the Davis Cup and so much more. “So yes, I’m happy, but we’re still trying to improve, even if it’s the last part of the season, and then we see how things go.”

Hardly anyone could have imagined that the Italian star’s rise would be so rapid, especially after numerous physical problems in 2022. Sinner has shifted gears since the second half of last year, especially after losing to Sascha Zverev at the 2023 US Open. With a great season finale, Jannik’s 2024 could be the equivalent of 2006. Roger Federer and 2015 Novak Djokovic. This would be a remarkable achievement for a player who turned 23 just a month ago.