Sinner, a potential number one who made Italy happy 47 years later

Jannik Sinnerfourth best tennis player in the world and star of Davis Cup 2023revived Italy to give the second salad bowl in its history and shout to the world that he is ready to be the best.

In Italy they are not calm, In Italy they are excited, a word that best describes what their generation of young people is sending tennis players who lifted the Davis Cup in Martín Carpena in Malaga, defeating Australia in the final (2-0).

The champion team led by the captain Filippo Volandri is a compendium of emerging talents led by a redhead named Jannik Sinner, a wonder of a track that, to make matters worse, doesn’t seem to have exploded yet. It is still in the process of maturity.

They helped to win the title Lorenzo Musetti (27th), Matteo Arnaldi (44th) and Lorenzo Sonego (47th)the other three contestants in the competition, because Simone Bolelli left without participating. But hope is pinned on Sinner, as he is the only Italian ‘top-5’ since then Adriano Panatta, leader of the Italian champions in 1976.

The transalpine nation has not won a tennis world championship since that same year and has not reached the final since 1998, but Jannik Sinner accepted the challenge and put his country behind him. Five games played in the finals and five winners: full of excellence.

Two of those victories were against the big favorite, Novak Djokovic, who could only praise Sinner by saying he was ready “to be number one in the world.” This statement from the Serbian, winner of 24 majors and one of the best athletes in history, should be taken seriously.

Because, apart from his tennis prowess, the level of maturity he showed sinful We think that what will come is his explosion as Murcia’s main rival. Carlos Alcaraztwo twenty-somethings with favorable conditions to champion a new era of tennis.

The Italian right-hander closes the season with 64 games won, the third most wins Daniil Medvedev (66) and Carlos Alcaraz himself (65). Your year 2024 can be a blessing.

“We are very hungry to keep winning titles,” the world number four said at a press conference. A declaration of intentions. He came to the hearing calmly and took a bite of an apple. And that’s just a bite into the history of tennis.