There is a lot of curiosity around the life of Jannik Sinner: here’s what happens in the daily life of the famous tennis player who has become a source of great pride for Italian sport.
Jannik Sinner has become the new idol of Italian tennis, conquering his first Grand Slam at the Australian Open in a heart-pounding final. He overturned a 2-0 deficit against the Russian Daniil Medvedev, giving us an unforgettable fifth set.
At just 22 years old, he rose to the number 4 in the ATP ranking, a goal that no Italian had achieved since 1973, at the time of Adriano Panatta. In addition to the victory in Australia, Jannik already has quite a few trophies in his trophy cabinet: a gold in the 2023 Davis Cup, a Masters 1000, three ATP 500s and six ATP 250s.
But before he picked up the pole, Jannik was already flying on skis. Originally from San Candido, he started skiing at 3 years old and winning races at 7. Italian alpine skiing champion, he changed track at 13, choosing tennis.
Born on August 16, 2001 into a German-speaking family, Jannik has an older brother, Mark, adopted by his parents. There is a special bond between the two, which Jannik never fails to underline.
Jannik Sinner, the passion for tennis and off the court
As for the heart, Jannik he was linked to the model and influencer Maria Baccini. After a break, the two were seen together again, putting to rest rumors of possible new flirtations.
On the technical side, after saying goodbye Riccardo Piatti in 2022, Jannik has chosen a new team: Simone Vagnozzi and Darren Cahill. With them, he found new strategies to shine on the pitch. And let’s not forget Umberto Ferrarathe physical trainer who takes care of the champion’s form and diet.
Sinner’s success also attracts big brands: Gucci, Rolex, Alfa Romeo, Lavazza, Parmigiano Reggiano, Technogym, and a mind-boggling contract with Nike. Overall, these agreements earn him around 3 million euros a year. Passionate about football, Jannik is a Milan fan and never misses an opportunity to follow his favorite team at San Siro. After the triumph in Australia, Sinner is not just a promise: he is already a star of world tennis.
Jannik Sinner: the constant presence in his life and the farewell
Jannik Sinner, known for his obsessive attention to his body, does not hide his aversion to most vegetables, to which he willingly said goodbyewith the exception of carrots. He also consumes them during court changes, stimulating the enthusiasm of his self-described fans the “Carrota Boys”.
Carrots, rich in beta-carotene and vitamins, are the only vegetable that Jannik includes in his diet, contributing to the health of his vision and skin. Despite this, he doesn’t mind occasionally fish & chips, a dish rich in proteins and omega-3. However, there is one line he will never cross: eating insects.
