Champion of the Australian Open and Rotterdam, Miami and Halle tournaments. So far this season they have won 42 games and lost only 4. He debuted with his Grand Slam record, reaching world number one for the first time, which he maintained. A paradise for an athlete just 22 years old, but it also reveals a legacy that is difficult to manage.
Jannik Sinner suffer again. It was difficult for him to find his way to the top, he found it since he won the last Davis Cup. He begins to experience another complex process, establishing himself as a Grand Slam champion. Everything is complicated because Carlos Alcaraz He’s back to his old ways, leading his generation with the hammer in recent weeks.
The Italian admitted that he cried Paris, after losing in the semifinals to the Spaniard, who dominated two sets to one, before being overwhelmed. When he got to the locker room he vented his frustration.
He had a hip injury, which he said he has resolved. In Wimbledon definitely fell. Discomfort? Anxiety? The physiotherapist took him off the court in eleven minutes to continue an emergency check-up at headquarters. The player appeared to be about to pass out, slumped in his chair until help arrived.
“I didn’t feel good since the morning. The rest piled up, and everything became more difficult. I didn’t want to leave the court, but the physio recommended it. And outside it was the most difficult moment. t vomit but it took “It took me a while to recover because I was a little dizzy,” Sinner said of the experience away from the public eye. The humidity in the plant increases greatly when there is rain and the roof is closed.
“When I came back, I did my best. Obviously, disappointed by the third set. I had a couple of points to win it. In the fourth I raised the level and in the fifth a bad game cost me the serve. There is no merit in should be taken Medvedevwhich I think was brilliantly played,” said Sinner, who came through those crises as he nearly won and had been competing for four hours. He lost to an opponent he had beaten in his previous five matches 6-7 ( 7), 6 -4, 7-6 (4), 2-6 and 6-3.
In the semi-finals of Roland Garros he suffered from cramps in his hands and legs. In the Wimbledon quarters, dizziness. Very demanding. The one he wears and the one he injects Alcaraz runaway, to the 21-year-old in his sixth semifinal of the last seven Grand Slams he played. Sinner, suffering on high; Alcaraz, looses himself.
An Alcaraz-Sinner is expected. On Friday it will be an Alcaraz-Medvedev.
Source: La Verdad
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