Give him a racket and Jannik Sinner will first conquer Wimbledon and then the world. But don’t ask him to dance or ride a motorcycle, because it will end in disaster. The South Tyrolean, ATP ranking number 1 and fresh off his second grass-court win in London, celebrated the achievement immediately after the final victory against Zverev as tradition dictates with the grand gala of the All England Club, held at the spectacular, prestigious Raffles London.
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Festive atmosphere, euphoria, bubbles flowing freely. So much so that when the evening’s presenter tried to “interview” him, Jannik responded with the little clarity he had left: “Don’t ask me difficult questions, I’m tipsy.”
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Dressed in the ritual black tuxedo, Sinner willingly submitted to the “torture” of dancing with the women’s tournament winner, Czech Linda Noskova. He had already performed a year ago with Iga Swiatek, making it clear to everyone his lack of familiarity with partner dancing, pirouettes, and choreography. One more year didn’t help much: same awkwardness. But the ceremony hall is a madhouse and everyone is laughing.
Sinner has to answer questions from the journalists present. They ask him about the escape of mom Siglinde, in the stands of the decisive match together with dad Hanspeter, brother Mark, and girlfriend Laila Hasanovic. Mrs. Sinner, as is known, suffers greatly watching her son, whose fate hangs on a yellow ball and a white tape. Siglinde ran away after the lost tiebreak, fearing the worst.
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“I’m not a father yet — he smiles —, I don’t know what it means to see a child on the Wimbledon center court…”, Sinner’s excuse. He then reveals he was failed again in the motorcycle license exam. Again. “It’s the fourth time, maybe it’s better if I play tennis…”, he confides to Corriere della Sera. And who knows how many laughs coaches Simone Vagnozzi and Darren Cahill had, always heavy on the subject. And how many jibes for Jannik, the failed motorcyclist (fortunately for tennis).
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