The media interest in him has increased exponentially since he made his last useful overtaking on Novak. Djokovicto take the first position in the world. For the experts, the South Tyrolean is the number one suspect to win the glorious tournament played on the courts of the All England Club.
The Italian, partly out of modesty and partly out of pre-tactics, rejects these predictions that see him as the favourite at Wimbledon: “I don’t know. If Novak regains confidence in his body he will be very difficult to beat.
Alcaraz won here last year. I have my chances, just like them, of course, but let’s see. All these questions will be answered in the next couple of weeks,” he said in an interview with The Times.
“I cried after losing to Alcaraz in Paris”
The most fascinating rivalry that Sinner has carried on in these years has been with his almost contemporary Alcaraz. Challenges that have always given life to spectacular exchanges, emotions that no other match in the world tennis scene can give.
Speaking about the last challenge, lost in the semi-final against the Spaniard at Roland Garros, Jannik confessed: “I cried after losing to him at the US Open. A little at Roland Garros too. There are moments when you feel emotions that you don’t want to express.
In the locker room, when you’re in the car for a transfer, or even in the hotel room when you’re alone. But that means you care, that means you want to add a certain level,” he explained.
