Jannik Sinner, very important first verdict for the Italian tennis player: fundamental indications for the near future
In the crucial phase of the tennis season, every match can be very important. Jannik Sinner knows this wellwho is continuing to prepare carefully and scrupulously step by step, trying not to make a single move wrong, maintaining the clarity that has always distinguished him, especially in recent times.
The blue tennis player did not let himself be discouraged since the defeat in Monte Carlo against Tsitsipas, annoying for the way in which it has matured, but which does not shift judgments on its start to the season and its medium and long-term prospects. Indeed, he used the event to develop even more refined strategies for the next events, which could project him really high, more than he has been so far.
It’s no mystery who the goal is now the number one position in the ranking, but it is a goal to be pursued without haste, without the desire to overdo it, weighing every step. Taking inspiration in this, if we want, from the current number one Djokovic, who has always known how to manage himself in the best possible way.
So Sinner has prepared a plan to get to the top in view of the most important tournaments between spring and summer. Starting his climb from Madridwhere the first fundamental indications arrived.
Sinner, here is the scoreboard that awaits him in Madrid: the road to the final
A tournament, the Spanish Masters 1000, in which, as stated by Sinner, the objective will not be to win but to put fuel in the legs, with a view to Rome, Paris, Wimbledon. Yet, the chances to do well in Madrid, and to already earn precious points on Djokovic who will not be there, are all there.
With the Serbian’s forfeit, Sinner will be number one seed on the board. A highly symbolic event for Italian tennis, which had never been able to boast since the birth of the Masters 1000 format in 1990. This could also allow Sinner to go far enough in the tournament.
Debut with possible derby against Sonego, in the second round, with his opponent coming out between the Turin native and a qualified player. So, there could be Jordan Thompson in the third round and one in the round of 16 between Nicolas Jarry and Karen Kachanov. First major obstacle, hypothetically, the clay specialist Casper Ruud, in the quarterfinals. The journey begins, Jannik can think big.
