Jannik Sinner is the first Italian player to win the Wimbledon singles title, beating Carlos Alcaraz 4-6,,,,, 6-4,,,,, 6-4,,,,, 6-4 In the quality final on Sunday. this twenty three– age 1 His fourth Grand Slam crown, his first on the grass, was captured in the sunny central courtroom, and will now be forever connected to his name.
““I’ve always dreamed about playing games and being part of the game. It’s amazing to sit here and sit here now,” Sina said in a post-match press conference.
Alcaraz held its opening ceremony 6-4but the sinner responded quickly, adjusting his serve and set it down for a longer rally. From the second set, he began to have more authority and decided on more baseline communication.
““At some point, I’ve been doing very well. But I have to stay strong,” Sina said.
The Sinner’s Destiny 8 ACE’s only 2 Double failure, win 75The percentage of the first point, landing 62% of his first service. After returning, he has been challenging Alkaraz’s second serve.
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Alcaraz is over 15 ACE and 7 Double fault, landing only 53The first percentage. “The proportion of first-time service is very low,” Alkaraz said in a post-match press conference. “Then I played with one of the best returners on the tour, without doubt.”
“He added that when he served the second point, I just gave a lot of free points. I have to do more with these perspectives. ”
The sinner converted 4 of 9 Rest point, and Alcaraz 2 of 6. Statistical profit margin is very narrow – Sinner has 40 Winner and 40 Non-compulsory error, Alcaraz 38 and 36– But sinners are better at critical moments.
“I think from the benchmark, I think he’s better than me,” Alkaraz said. Sometimes, I don’t know what to do.”
One thing that always stands out with sinners is the sound of the ball coming from the racket-like the boom of sound. His timing was so pure, his contact was so clean that the voice seemed to indicate something different was happening.
The victory marked a major response to his public losses in France a few weeks ago. “This is the part I’m most proud of,” Sina said. “After Paris, I tried to be honest with myself. I said, ‘It’s not the time to let myself down, another Grand Slam is here.’ We’re working on it.”
He thinks his team and family (his parents and brothers are present) because he is with him during a challenging season.
“Sina said it was all about me and the people close to me who knew exactly what we had on and off the court, and that was all about it.
