Addio Sinner: The Italian could make a resounding decision ahead of next year. Here’s Volandri’s announcement
Jannik Sinner’s 2024 was a magical year. No one expected, and of course there are still few who believe it, that he could win two Slams, countless tournaments, the Finals in Turin, and be decisive even in the Davis Cup. A monumental Sinner.
Monumental and not even free from bad thoughts.There is still to be seen what the Tas in Lausanne will decide about Wada’s request for disqualification after the Clostebol case in mid-August. Those managing this situation evidently did not like the acquittal. And when the waters seemed calm, the news came against this decision that caused a real stir. We’ll see what happens next, and in the meantime, casting some “shadows” on Sinner’s future was the non-playing Davis Cup captain Filippo Volandri. Who obviously, like all coaches, looks to the future and never wants to settle.
Addio Sinner, Volandri’s scenario
“We live in times that are not easy,” Volandri continued, “even on the news level, and to give success and a moment of sporting happiness to Italy is beautiful. Then came in recent days also the success of the girls in the Billie Jean King Cup and you know how much we care about Tati (Garbin, ed.) and her girls. We are proud of all Italian tennis, men’s and women’s. “
Before this release, which revealed what pressure is experienced, Volandri had been asked at the Sky Sport microphones if he thinks of a Sinner who might give up the David Cup next year after what he did over the past two years, when he was decisive in the final victory in both events played in Malaga. “It would be understandable. To have had him here was an honor and a privilege, it’s something special, in the meantime we enjoy this and from tomorrow we think about the next one.”
