Sinner revealed the secret that strengthened him against Alcaraz: “I never disregard me”

Jannik Sinner (No. 1 of the ATP ranking) says goodbye to Wimbledon 2025. The Italian got the fourth Grand Slam of his career charging the rematch before Carlos Alcaraz (2nd) after the painful defeat in Roland Garros and increased his leadership at the top of the world. The champion’s statements, in this note.

“It is obviously important because when you lose so many times with someone it is difficult. But, at the same time, the last meetings have been very closed. In Beijing, 7-6 in the third. Then in Rome I had a set point in the first one I could not convert. Then what happened in Paris happened. I felt it was close. I never disregard me “he replied in relation to his first victory in the Head-to-Head With Spanish after five defeats in a row.

“I still observed Carlos because, even today, I felt that I was doing some things better than me. That is something we will work on. Because he will come for us again. Not only Carlos, all. I have to be ready and see what happens in the future, “added the one born in San Candido, who raised his 20th title at the highest level.

In Paris, Simone Vagnozzi’s pupil and Darren Cahill suffered one of the most painful falls of his career in the definition of the France Open, after wasting three opportunities for championship in a marathon duel of 5 sets. After a month, the rematch was charged to the number two in the world, erasing the doubts that floated from their arrival in London about that performance.

“This is what gives me the most. It is not easy. Always try to be honest with myself and have this talk of ‘What would have happened if?’ But I try to accept it.commented the current two -time champion of the Australian Open and the Davis Cup.

“Then you have to continue. I worked with great intensity in each practice because I felt I could play very well. I also said it in Roland Garros, it’s not time to dismiss myself. Another Grand Slam will come and, here we are, I made it great now “, He detailed Sinner, which now marches 5-8 in the hand in hand against the young Murcian, about the work he did until his landing on British soil.

“Of course my favorite surface is Hard. I have won most of my titles there. But deep down I knew it could do well on other surfaces too. At the beginning of my career I knew that I could play well on the grass for my type of blows. Brick dust is different because I felt that I was not physically suitable but this year it was fine. I played five and a half hours against Carlos. It was a big step forward. Wimbledon winning is the most special thing that has happened to me. I do not compare it with the surfaces, it is simply different, “he remarked at closing.

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