“Training to beat Novak again”- Jannik Sinner dishes out life update as netizens have a field day celebrating the Australian Open champion’s recent win against Novak Djokovic

Sinner gets right back into action after historic Australian Open win.

“Training to beat Novak again”- Jannik Sinner dishes out life update as netizens have a field day celebrating the Australian Open champion’s recent win against Novak Djokovic

Jannik Sinner (Via @janniksin/X)

The world welcomed a new champion at the 2024 Australian Open as Jannik Sinner beat Daniil Medvedev in a thriller of a final. Having not dropped a set till the semi-finals, the Italian was one of the strong contenders for the title. 

En route to his finals, the youngster was up against the undefeated Novak Djokovic in the AO semifinals. Doing the unthinkable, Sinner brought his best game in the match and pulled off a major upset. He beat Djokovic in 4 sets and went on to be one of the youngest players to win the Australian Open since the Serb himself grabbed his first Major title. 

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It has been only three days since his maiden Grand Slam win and Sinner is back on the road to practice. Recently, he posted a picture of himself training in the gym. Titled “Back to it before a busy day later in Roma,“ Sinner’s post attracted a huge wave of comments. 

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Fans react to Jannik Sinner immediately training after historic Australian Open win

“Training to beat Novak again” posted a fan on X, praising Sinner’s dedication. Showing his complete dedication to the sport and will to improve himself, the Italian does not waste any time before getting back in action. Sinner has previously beaten Djokovic twice before the Australian tournament, with one win at the end of 2023 at the Nitto ATP Finals. With another victory in Melbourne, Sinner placed himself in a position to be considered Djokovic’s rival for the upcoming tournaments. Last year it was Carlos Alcaraz who challenged the Serbian, but this time it might be the Italian. 

Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic
Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic (Via Olympics.com)

Young Italian Jannik Sinner is back in the gym training for another tournament after a historic Australian Open win, making him only the third Italian to achieve this feat. Check out fans’ reactions on the latest post of Sinner:

https://twitter.com/DibbleDunk/status/1752661685511291281

Wanting to take a break, the 22-year-old pulled out of the Open 13 Provence, which is said to commence on February 5th. Sinner also withdrew from his title defense at Montpellier and Marseille. With hopes to return stronger, the Italian is back in the gym and gearing up for his next possible appearance at the Rotterdam Open, which begins on Feb 18th. Fans are eager to witness the future for Sinner, who is in spectacular form, going strongly undefeated.

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