Last Hour Sinner: After a period amid fierce controversy, some positive news comes for the blue tennis player. Here’s the announcement
Certainly Jannik Sinner during his short career has had better times. After he withdrew from the Olympics due to tonsillitis that knocked him out, fierce controversy was unleashed on him. He is now in Canada, where he is training and preparing for the upcoming Masters 1000, which has him first in the draw. Then it will be time for the Us Open.
We were saying: there have been many, too many criticisms that have rained down on Sinner over the last period, even after the bitter disappointments of Roland Garros and Wimbledon with the equal claims of Alcaraz, who for many is now the number one in the world despite the ranking saying otherwise. There have been few pro-Sinner voices, and one that has come in just these days is that of Richard Gasquet, who arrived in Italy last week to take part in the Verona Challenger and gave an interview to Corriere di Verona. And let’s read his words together.
Sinner, Gasquet is with him
The former World No. 7, now 38, spoke this way about Jannik Sinner: “The impressive thing about Sinner is that he has everything. When he exchanges you are faced with a great forehand and a great backhand, so you don’t have any breaks. On a technical level he is the strongest. I think it all stems from the cleanliness of his technical gesture. Sinner knows how to use his body by coming forward, bending his legs and hitting the ball well. What generates that power is perfection in his movements. “
Not only Sinner, but Musetti is also at the center of attention at the moment, and the former French champion has a thought for him as well, urged of course by the Italian press. For Gasquet, Lorenzo, has the most beautiful one-handed backhand among the youngsters on the circuit. And coming from someone who has seen a lot in his career, that’s a very positive thing.
