“Sinner’s serve among the best in history. I’m sure that when Alcaraz returns…”. Adriano Panatta once again crowns Jannik Sinner after his Wimbledon triumph, where the Italian won his second consecutive title on the London grass, beating Alexander Zverev in the final and consolidating his position as world number one. Interviewed by Corriere della Sera, the former Roland Garros champion particularly highlighted the technical evolution of the world number one, pointing to his serve as the most evident leap in quality in recent months: “Jannik’s serve has grown enormously in just a few months — it reads — It’s difficult to change it even in young players, let alone in an already established professional. Sinner succeeded thanks to an unparalleled work ethic and a desire to improve.”
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For Panatta, it’s not just a statistical improvement, but a decisive weapon even in the most delicate moments of matches: “Today his serve is on par with that of the best servers in history. Not only for what the statistics say, but because he manages to find an ace exactly when he needs it most.” With his success at the All England Club, Sinner has won the fifth Grand Slam title of his career, also redeeming the disappointments suffered in the first Majors of the season and confirming himself as the benchmark of the men’s circuit. The goal now is to defend his title at the US Open, where he could reunite with his great rival Carlos Alcaraz.
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The Spaniard has been out since April due to a wrist injury, but Panatta hopes to see him back on court soon to rekindle a rivalry that has already marked contemporary tennis: “I want to see Carlitos back soon. I am convinced that only when Sinner and Alcaraz face each other again, provided his injury is not too serious, will we once again witness the open confrontation that we all desire.” For Panatta, therefore, Sinner’s dominance is primarily the result of his continuous pursuit of improvement, a characteristic that has allowed him to make a further leap in quality and present himself today as the most complete tennis player on the circuit.
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