“Where does this exist?” Boris Becker floored by Jannik Sinner’s personality as he envisages the Italian winning a Grand Slam title soon

Boris Becker gave his verdict on the recent flourishing form of Jannik Sinner, saying that his current consistency and calmness would lead him to big things in the future.

“Where does this exist?” Boris Becker floored by Jannik Sinner’s personality as he envisages the Italian winning a Grand Slam title soon

(L-R) Boris Becker and Jannik Sinner. (credits: CNN, Tennis 365)

World No. 4 Jannik Sinner has been performing beyond limits in the last couple of months. The Italian has been taking serious care of himself and has also been working closely with one of the most recognized doctors in the F1 industry, Riccardo Ceccarelli.

After yet another great season and having led his country to a Davis Cup triumph, he has been under the radar and held as the next big thing by many pundits. 

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One of the tennis legends, Boris Becker, has given his verdict on the recent flourishing form of the Italian, saying that his current consistency and calmness will lead him to big things in the future. 

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Becker feels that Sinner always had a great tennis hand, but it was his psychological strength that kept him on the hindside. Becker also went on to predict that it will not be long until the Italian draws a title at the Grand Slams.

Becker said:

He has always been dangerous, but now he has a certain consistency and a relaxed attitude on the pitch, which allows him to stay true to his line and play well even in critical phases.

Continuing his train of thought, he further added: 

It has to be to reach the semi-finals or final of a Grand Slam tournament and maybe even win it. He is a reserved, polite and well-mannered boy. Where does this exist? He is a superstar and yet a relaxed, reserved and incredibly likeable athlete.

How has Jannik Sinner fared this season?

There were a lot of hopes on the young Italian shoulders of Jannik Sinner ahead of the 2023 season, and he disappointed his fans in the early phases of the year.

But as the months went by, Sinner gradually turned himself into a serious contender, getting his hands on his first silverware of the year at the Montreal Open.

Jannik Sinner with the 2023 Canadian Open title. (credits: Sky Sports)

He also bagged crucial ATP 500 titles in Vienna Open and Beijing, but it was not until the very last tournament of the year that Sinner unleashed the best version of himself.

Sinner made it to the finals of the ATP Finals, emerging as the runner-up against Novak Djokovic. But in the very next Davis Cup, he got his revenge against Djokovic, knocking out Serbia in the semi-finals and bringing the Davis Cup back to Italy after over 50 long years. 

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