Chris Oddo| @thefanchild | Sunday, July 13, 2025
What makes Jannik Sinner On Wimbledon on Sunday? How could he be able to lose devastating losses against Carlos Alcaraz on Roland-Garros last month and beat the Spaniard’s personal five-game winning streak?
Many reasons. But anyone who watches sinner controls the two-time champion game, and his movements have a lot to do with it. Now Sinner glided from both sides and was able to use his speed to complement his breathtaking power game as Alcaraz got in the way, and he might never win Wimbledon, turned to a player who won multiple titles at an All England club.
“I think once he learned to move on the grass more comfortable, we believe his game is good for the grass,” his coach Darren Cahill said at a press conference after the Central Court defeated Alcaraz on Sunday. “His game keeps improving, and the results show.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vb_0god5xjq
The sinner agrees. He added that his natural flat ground thorns made him particularly difficult to compete on the grass.
“I felt good in court this year,” he said. “I think we saw that today, too, how I started moving better with every game,” he said. “I knew I might be doing well here because of my earthquake. They are flat and the ball passes. ”
Another reason why sinners quickly rose to become the Grassland Master? His ability to watch and learn.
Cahill said that as the competition develops, sinners have been watching and learning about competitors. He may not be ahead of him in certain areas, but he is wise to realize that he can implement certain things that Alcaraz has done well in his own game.
“I’m going to say that Jannik watched Carlos play more than anyone else because he was fascinated by the progress in the game and he was pushing us as a coach to make sure he’s also improving as a tennis player, too,” Cahill said. “So the competition is real. It’s there. Hopefully it will exist for the next 10 or 12 years.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok_ototjdpu
Finally, we must consider the impracticality of sinners. How could he maintain such a mean attitude after losing to Alcaraz in Paris in the most heartbreaking way. The three matching points in the fourth group? It would be understandable if he temporarily lost his belief in himself after that painful experience.
“I think this is the most proud part of me because it’s really not easy,” Sina admits. “I always try to be honest with myself, and I also have to say to myself – if, if, if, if, if, I always try to accept it somehow.”
Sinners do more than just accept it. He embraced it and realized that he was so close and not far from where he wanted to be. Then he did the work and stood out on the grass.
compete…
