Jannik Sinner shared insights into the challenges of adapting to Melbourne’s summer heat after spending Christmas in snowy conditions. Following his participation in a charity match at the Australian Open, where he defeated Alexei Popyrin, the Italian opened up about the stark contrast between his holiday environment and Australia’s searing temperatures.

Reflecting on the sudden shift, Sinner humorously recounted his first day in Melbourne: “I was in the snow for Christmas. Then I came here. The first day was 40 degrees. It was a bit different,” he said, adding laughter to the moment.

Sinner, who hails from the mountainous region of San Candido, Italy, has often embraced winter activities like skiing during the off-season. However, transitioning from the cold alpine air to Melbourne’s blazing summer presented a unique challenge for the world No. 1.

Despite the extreme weather adjustment, Sinner demonstrated sharp form in his match against Popyrin, entertaining fans while contributing to a charitable cause. As the defending Australian Open champion, he now prepares for the tournament’s main draw, eager to defend his title under the harsh Australian sun.

Sinner’s humorous take on sunscreen and the heat resonated with fans, further endearing the young star as he looks ahead to a promising 2025 season.

Jannik Sinner in 2025

At the moment ranked no.1, Jannik played his last match on the 24^th of November 2024 when he defeated world no.40 Tallon Griekspoor 7-6(2) 6-2 in the Rubber 2 of the Davis Cup (draw).

At the moment, during this season Jannik has an overall 73-6 match record.

He is also scheduled to play at the Australian Open (Australian Open) on the 12th of January and () on the 13th of January.