An incredible episode emerges which saw Jannik Sinner as the absolute protagonist: everything occurred on the pitch
Spotlight on number one in the ATP rankings. It all happened during the semi-final in Halle which saw him competing against the Chinese Zhang Zhizhen. Ours was a challenging match Jannik Sinner which, however, he managed to archive in the best possible way, reaching the final. For him it was the first time, as number one in the world, on thegrass. In just two sets he got rid of his opponent and gained the pass for the final where he faced the Pole Hubert Hurkacz.
During the penultimate act, however, a rather unusual episode occurred which amused everyone. In particular the class of 2001 who couldn’t help but laugh. What happened? During the match our Sinner had to “worry” about the noise coming from the public in the stands. It all happened during his tour of duty. The 23-year-old was positioned on the baseline when, at a certain point, he heard one sneezed very hard.
Too obvious not to go unnoticed. So much so that he had to stop his play. His reaction? A thunderous laughter I can’t do any more. Rather than getting annoyed and protesting against the touch judge, Sinner was able to infect the rest of the audience with his way of acting.
Sneezed on by the audience, Sinner can’t help but laugh [VIDEO]
A gesture which, obviously, immediately went around the internet as the minutes passed. A spontaneous move that surprised and entertained everyone. In short, in addition to demonstrating that he is a great champion, he wanted to show all the human side of him: Sinner is like that, both on and off the pitch.
A real rice crisis that he was unable to stop at all. Immediately afterwards he hit an ace that left his opponent stunned. The incident occurred during a very delicate moment of the meeting. Sinner, in fact, served in the second set at 6-5 for his opponent. The native of San Candido had canceled a break point which was also a set point and went to serve on the right at 40 all.
At the moment he was throwing the ball into the air, the “noise” of a spectator sneezing. Far from “fury” or “protests”, Sinner let himself go into a relaxing laugh that infected everyone.
