Jannik Sinner FEARLESSLY claims he is ready for the ‘mega’ Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal challenge ahead of the French Open

Jannik Sinner, the rising star of Italian tennis, recently opened up about his approach to facing tennis legends such as Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. When asked if he had any tricks to calm his nerves in such high-pressure situations, Sinner revealed that he focuses on preparing himself mentally and physically for the challenge.

According to Sinner, playing against the best in the world requires him to perform at his best level and maintain his composure throughout the match. He believes that this is a significant challenge that he is ready to face, thanks to his confidence in his speed of shots and his physical fitness.

“When you play against the best in the world, you have the pressure to perform and play your best tennis just to be on their level. That’s a big challenge. But right now I’m ready for that—I know my speed of shots, and I know I’m in shape to play for hours. And I love the challenge. You practice for those kinds of matches. I look forward to them. If they don’t go my way, at least I learned something I can use next time,” Sinner said to The Tennis Letter.

Sinner’s positive attitude towards facing top-ranked players has earned him praise from fans and experts alike. Many believe that his dedication to mental and physical preparation, along with his enthusiasm for the challenge of playing against the best, could lead him to great success in the future.

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David Ferrer predicts Jannik Sinner’ to be World No.1 in future

David Ferrer, the former World No. 3, recently made a statement via an interview with Flashscore, that the promising tennis player Jannik Sinner will become a Grand Slam champion and climb to the top spot of the ATP rankings. Ferrer, who retired from professional tennis in 2019, has been keeping a close eye on the young Italian’s impressive performances in recent months.

Ferrer said, “I consider Jannik a very good player who is improving every year, reaching his goals, and I am sure he will have his chances to win a Grand Slam and become No. 1.” Ferrer also praised Sinner’s mental toughness, saying that he has the right attitude and mentality to succeed at the highest level.

Jannik is currently ranked World No. 9 and has had a strong start to the 2023 season, with a win-loss record of 26-6. He clinched the seventh title of his career in Montpellier and reached the finals in both Rotterdam and Miami, showing his potential as an upcoming champion. Ferrer believes that Sinner’s game is improving with every passing year and he possesses what it takes to achieve greatness in the sport.

Sinner has been turning heads since his breakthrough year in 2020, when he became the youngest ATP Tour champion since 2006. He reached the quarterfinals of the French Open in the same year and followed it up with a run to the fourth round of the Australian Open in 2021. With his impressive performances this year, Sinner has established himself as one of the top players to watch in the coming years.

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