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Jannik Sinner, after his victory against Carlos Alcaraz, Carlos Alcaraz’a Wimbledon 2025, 13, 2025, England in London
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Jannik Sinner won the first Wimbledon title After an epic match in the Major Major on Sunday, the young champion began his sports career in the ski slopes, not a young champion, a tennis court.
Carlos Alcaraz defended twice in London to win the fourth Grand Slam title in the South Tyrol mountainous region in Italy, twice defeated the fourth Grand Slam title. Alcaraz won the French in the last five matches between the two opponents, especially four weeks ago.
“Every match has its own story,” the sinner said in an exclusive interview of CNBC Tania Bryer. “I was very close in Paris …
Sinner said he shared a “great competition in court” outside tennis, and “good friendship” outside tennis. Sometimes two check each other on the text.
“We always try to defeat our opponent when each of us pushed ourselves into the bounds and every time we are in court,” he said.
The sinner served the three-month doping ban in the beginning of this year, but returned to the tennis cycle in early May. His victory in Wimbledon was the first magnificent slam victory since banning.
“It feels amazing,” he said. “Yesterday, what happened 24 hours a day ago, it does not make it more special. I saw my family here, all the team and the whole team and this cup in my box in my box.”
Teen ski star
Sinner’s first love in sports was skiing – not tennis. He began to ski from the age of three and continued to win a championship in the huge slalom at the age of eight, and then the age of 12 was a national runner.
Sports idols are not a tennis player, but rather Skiing Champion Bode Miller. At the age of 13, he only decided to pay attention to tennis.
“I was lucky to try a lot of sports, so I realized the things I really love in their early age, because only one and a half minutes for a mistake” is only one and a half minutes. “
The presence of a tennis problem and a large number of chances to win is the thing that bulls it.
Italy’s Jannik Sinner celebrates the cup after winning 2025 Wimdeldon male finals in Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz.
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“Tennis is also something you can see in the mental parts. When you fight someone, you see someone enjoying, and you have a competitor and you should always play the best tennis to win.”
“So there’s a lot like the tennis player you have to pass, but this is exactly what.”
To practice with the objective
He said the winner’s mentality was cuddling these difficulties in the same thing.
“Pressure is a privilege,” he said. “I love the pressures so much because if you don’t feel the pressure, I think you don’t care what you do and I think myself to be in a position where I am.”
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“I always go to the court of experience with a purpose and believe that when you practice, sometimes when you practice, I think it is possible to go to the go again and still a good day,” he said.
“If you can’t do it in practice sessions, then you can’t do it in real matches. So it is one of the biggest parts.”
The only player of the highest men, thanked for the failure of Alcaraz last month, because he forced him to do better.
“I do not think there are failures in our sport, if 100% and if possible, you know everything possible, you know that you will have a good day and you will spend bad days.”
