Jannik Sinner, the “Italian flag” in Grand Slams tournaments

ByDavid Mitchell
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When he jumps to the court, Jannik Sinner (Leader of the world ranking) seems not to realize the instance or the revolution that is causing. History at every step, and in each game, for Italian tennis.

Behind him Triumph against Andrey Rublev (15º) In the fourth round of Roland Garros He became the Italian player with more victories in Grand Slams, since the beginning of the open era. The world number one leads the “table” with 72 victories. It is followed by Fabio Fognini (71), Andreas Seppi (63), Adrianno Panatta (62) and Matteo Berrettini (50).

He chained 18 consecutive victories in Grand Slam, the ninth largest streak in history, in addition to being the tennis player of his country with the most Grand Slams (3). Impressive numbers of a Sinner that seems to have no beginning and surely yes, end.

The one born in San Cándido is will face Alexander Bublik, the revelation of the tournament, in the quarterfinals and goes for more. How is your mentality. All Roland Garros activity can be followed live by Disney+.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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