In a heartfelt post-match interview after reaching his first Australian Open semifinal, Jannik Sinner shared gratitude and appreciation for his team’s integral role in his journey to becoming the player he is today.
When asked by the interviewer, Jim Courier, about the two-year journey with his team, Sinner emphasized the significance of both personal and professional growth. He expressed, “For me, it’s always really important, the process I make as a player… Also, as a person. The team I have, the company… we were talking before the tournament. The most important thing is the company you have. This will last you forever.”
Sinner’s sentiment underscores the value he places on the camaraderie and support provided by his team. He acknowledges the enduring impact of the relationships forged with the people around him, both on and off the court. The Italian player highlighted the positive dynamics within his team, emphasizing that success is celebrated collectively, and even in the absence of triumph, the camaraderie and enjoyment persist.
“It’s obviously a really, really nice feeling. If success comes, we’re all happy. If not, we still have good company and good fun. We will always try to work as hard as possible. Then we’ll see what I can reach,” Sinner remarked, showcasing his commitment to continuous improvement and the unwavering work ethic instilled within his team.
Sinner had some kind words for his team after reaching first Australian Open SF
Courier: “What’s the journey been like with your team the last 2 years to become the player you are today?”
Jannik: “For me it’s always really important, the process I make as a player… Also as a… pic.twitter.com/mebixiF7T1
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As Sinner advances in the Australian Open, his words offer a glimpse into the ethos of his team, portraying a unit that prioritizes not just victories but the shared experiences and bonds that form the foundation of a successful journey. The Italian’s acknowledgment of the enduring nature of these relationships reinforces the idea that, win or lose, the journey with a supportive and dedicated team is an invaluable aspect of his career.
As Jannik Sinner continues to make strides in the Australian Open, fans witness not only a talented player on the rise but also a testament to the importance of the team behind the athlete in the pursuit of excellence.
Sinner at the Australian Open, ranking, and results in 2024
WWWWWWWWWW Now the world no.4 (career-high), the Italian achieved a 5-0 win-loss record in 2024. The Italian is competing at the Australian Open where he defeated the world no.59 Botic Van De Zandschulp 6-4 7-5 6-3, the world no.161 Jesper De Jong 6-2 6-2 6-2, the world no.29 Sebastian Baez 6-0 6-1 6-3, the world no.15 Karen Khachanov 6-4 7-5 6-3 and the world no.5 Andrey Rublev 6-4 7-65 6-3.
Jannik Sinner will fight against the world no.1 Novak Djokovic in the semifinal. Their current record is 4-2 for Djokovic.
Jannik won 11 titles in his career: 4 on hard courts, 1 on clay courts and 6 on indoor courts. (See the list of his titles)
