A realistic prediction would be top 8 by the end of 2022. I watched all his matches this year and the most impressive thing is that he can improve a lot on the net, on the service, on stamina for several matches on successive weeks and of course on managing the games. From the baseline for me is already a top 5, but there's a lot more than that on tennis. I still don't get how he lost with Tiafoe that night. XD
Hope he wins a slam after alcaraz us open win motivates him to next level and his rivalry with alcaraz defines next gen as they have met in slams back to back and are tied.
@@princesofthepower3690 you are saying sinner is a big server? Until 2 months ago he almost never served a first serve and still managed to win matches.
@@princesofthepower3690 you haven’t see him play during the last 2 -3 months. He improved a lot his net game, and he is already making slides, volleys and running vertical. Obviously he has a lot to improve but I don’t see him staying as a one dimensional player specially considering what we saw during the last months of the tour
I don’t think he has quality to dominate tennis for years. But for next season even though it will be tough. I can see him challenging for a top 5 position, but he will need to make deeper GS runs at all majors and masters. But with Sinner consistency will be key and that has to be said for all the young players like Alcaraz or Musetti and the original next gen players of Stefanos, Rublev, Zverev and Berrettini. It will be open, competitive and big players like Novak and Nadal won’t be going anywhere for at least 2/3 years providing they are fit. Who knows even Del Potro and more than likely Thiem will return to challenge too and Medvedev looks like he can keep going for another two years. Should be an interesting season.
@@franrizzi9998 I’m looking at him from a technical standpoint. When I looked at Federer before his breakthrough in 03 Wimbledon, you could see maybe not clearly, but technically he didn’t look complete, he wasn’t hitting every ball efficiently, he didn’t have complete weight transfer or balance in his shots. And even then he was showing great talent, eg, Sampras match. Maybe not consistently back then. But on his good days, the potential was immense. So when he figured out his game in 03, you could see in his shots that he did have solid weight transfer, he was hitting every ball fluidly using every aspect of his body as one into the ball. Once he did, it was obvious, he was out hitting opponents, playing a brand of tennis no one had seen before, he had the whole package. It was unique. Federer had hype, but his tennis did the talking, the media only after his success started following him. With Sinner, I acknowledge he’s a talent, but looking at him technically, he’s already there, there will not be a eureka moment for him, what you see now is what you’ll see ten years from now. He can improve his fitness, gain experience and practice hard. This will help Sinner be in the mix like Medvedev. But there is no special level for him to transform to. Another example was Novak, before 2011, technically he looked off balance and inconsistent, but again immense talent. Then in 2011, it clicked and he was technically a complete player. This is just from my observation. Which doesn’t mean anything. Thanks for asking me for my opinion.
@@Nightingale_1 Yea well, I still believe sinner can improve massively his serve and net game, and from backhand and forehand he's already one of the best players in the world. And he has the mentality to achieve big goals, that's something that will make a difference, you see players full of talent like musetti flopping because they have no mentality and they choke. Sinner had that distinctive aspect, and if he keeps improving his physical and serve and net game I believe he can win many grand slams and even be a world number 1, he's a player that can workout also in all of the surfaces, not only hard courts, and we've seen that on clay already. But also, it's a bit unfair you're comparing him to the likes of Federer and Djokovic, because I think we all agree, they'll never be another generation such as the big 3. But in my opinion sinner can be the full complete player if he improves 3 basic stuff, serve, which is alright but I think he can make it even better, the volleys of course, and maybe the slice, it's not used as much in today's tennis, but I think it'd be a key if he learns how and when to use it to slow down the rhythm and then blast a forehand, somewhat like Monfils used to do at a stage of a career. I think sinner can be an absolutely compete player, and he's got the mentality to play in the big stages, we have to remember he's 20 and already won like 5 titles, he's growing and so is his tennis. I think he's one of the big names for the future and he'll surely achieve number 1 at somepoint
@@franrizzi9998 He’s got a strong mindset, moves well, but in terms of tennis I don’t really see anything special. Sure, he will be able to improve tactically, and maybe change slightly some techniques. But what you are seeing now is what you will see later on. He will be one of many talented players in the top 30 trying to win competitions all year round once the big 3 retire. To be dominant, Fed, Djokovic and guys like Sampras. Are the best examples of when you get that type of all round complete player that can dominate. All these guys right now don’t have that. To win year in year out. Despite me saying what I’m saying, Sinner still can reach the top if he can work hard and use his experience wisely. But it will be competitive as there are many players that are of the same or slightly better level than he is.
I feel bad for Sinner becouse he played Nadal 3 times on clay and twice on Roland Garros. If he played him on hard he would may have a chance to win or to take off one set at least
I see Jannik battling to stay among the Top 10 in 2022. Can visualise him bagging 3 or 4 ATP 250 and ATP 500. I love him but his game is still far from winning a Grand Slam.
But how many top 10 Have the potential right now to win a GS? Just 4, Djokovic, Daniil, Zverev and Tsitsipas( if he recovers for his injury and mental shock after RG) and Thiem if hi comed back in a good shape. But Berrettini, Hurkacz, Ruud, or even Rublev are at the same level or even less level than Jannik. Off course he has a lot of thinks to improve, and I don’t see him winning a GS even in two years. But I think he could stay in top 10 because he still have a lot of points to win in GS ( remember that during this year he didn’t have so much luck in the draws facing Shapo, Nadal or Zverev all of them before QF)
What's your prediction for Jannik in 2022? 👀
if he still progresses in the same way and he varies his game more at the end of the season 4th or 5th
he needs to work on his service and he needs to put some muscles and in 2 or 3 years he will win a championship
I don’t think he’ll win a grand slam, but I definitely see him making the final weekend of one.
top 5
a semi in a Major
Sinner and Alcaraz will treat us with one of the most entertaining rivalries for many many years
IMO Sinner wins a masters next year and goes deep at slams. This kid is something else, along with Alcaraz.
Great grammar
Lol
Only Sinner
Him and Musetti will dominate
Quick reminder that this guy only turned 20 a few months ago. Future looks bright, Forza Jannik!
Strange to say that, but this was the first complete ATP season of his career. Impressive what he did, I hope for a top 5 finish at the end of 2022
Great grammar
His passing shots are out of this world
it' true, incredible!
Future GS champion is here. No doubts, just a matter of time. Perhaps AO or US open
A realistic prediction would be top 8 by the end of 2022. I watched all his matches this year and the most impressive thing is that he can improve a lot on the net, on the service, on stamina for several matches on successive weeks and of course on managing the games. From the baseline for me is already a top 5, but there's a lot more than that on tennis. I still don't get how he lost with Tiafoe that night. XD
Tiafoe just went insane, he went beast mode
I’m super excited to see if Alcaraz - Sinner will be the new big rivalry. If it is then we’re all in for a treat in the future.
According to your prediction, we had Sinner vs Alcaraz US open OF 2022
The thought that someone who’s as clean a ball striker as Sinner will likely continue to improve his already good movement is flat out scary.
He’s got a very good attitude as well ! Love him!
My favorite player at the moment.
Sinner is an absolutely brilliant player
I think he is the next number one
Forza Sinner
I doubt he will be the next number one tbh because the next number 1 has to be zverev or medvedev but I think sinner is a future no 1
Рублёв or
Tsitsipas
And actually I am russian
@@poccahonta8965 pocobrain..
Hope he wins a slam after alcaraz us open win motivates him to next level and his rivalry with alcaraz defines next gen as they have met in slams back to back and are tied.
Right now he is the best Italian player.
On way to top this lad. Sinners are grinners. 🎾🎾
Forza jannik sinner. !
мне нравится как он играет и выигрывает в его то годы
Sinner and alcaraz need to rise to the top quick, to beat the boring big servers, so tennis can be fun to watch again
Sinner is pretty much the same in terms of playstyle, it’s Alcaraz that’s actually attacking and aggressive.
@@princesofthepower3690 you are saying sinner is a big server? Until 2 months ago he almost never served a first serve and still managed to win matches.
@@ng5309 No he is a one dimensional baselines albeit a World Class One.
@@princesofthepower3690 you haven’t see him play during the last 2 -3 months. He improved a lot his net game, and he is already making slides, volleys and running vertical. Obviously he has a lot to improve but I don’t see him staying as a one dimensional player specially considering what we saw during the last months of the tour
@@princesofthepower3690 he doesn't go to the net very often but you have to appreciate the fact he plays offensevely
We're all agreed that that Sinner strike from way out wide to break serve in the 3rd v Khachanov was Forehand Of The Year for 2021 right?
LOVE this guy 👍
It's a long way we’ve come
From the freckled hills to the steel and glass canyons
- U2
Un génie.. et je ne plaisante pas 😀🥰❤️
Forza Jannik😀
Next Big Two Alcaran Sinner
Cool recap. GJ.
4:18 Khachanov: has PTSD flashbacks
Top 5 in 2022 for sure.
I don’t think he has quality to dominate tennis for years. But for next season even though it will be tough. I can see him challenging for a top 5 position, but he will need to make deeper GS runs at all majors and masters. But with Sinner consistency will be key and that has to be said for all the young players like Alcaraz or Musetti and the original next gen players of Stefanos, Rublev, Zverev and Berrettini. It will be open, competitive and big players like Novak and Nadal won’t be going anywhere for at least 2/3 years providing they are fit. Who knows even Del Potro and more than likely Thiem will return to challenge too and Medvedev looks like he can keep going for another two years. Should be an interesting season.
Why do you think he can't dominate? He has everything and a really good mentality, thing that's starting to lack. I'd like to know your opinion
@@franrizzi9998 I’m looking at him from a technical standpoint. When I looked at Federer before his breakthrough in 03 Wimbledon, you could see maybe not clearly, but technically he didn’t look complete, he wasn’t hitting every ball efficiently, he didn’t have complete weight transfer or balance in his shots. And even then he was showing great talent, eg, Sampras match. Maybe not consistently back then. But on his good days, the potential was immense. So when he figured out his game in 03, you could see in his shots that he did have solid weight transfer, he was hitting every ball fluidly using every aspect of his body as one into the ball. Once he did, it was obvious, he was out hitting opponents, playing a brand of tennis no one had seen before, he had the whole package. It was unique. Federer had hype, but his tennis did the talking, the media only after his success started following him. With Sinner, I acknowledge he’s a talent, but looking at him technically, he’s already there, there will not be a eureka moment for him, what you see now is what you’ll see ten years from now. He can improve his fitness, gain experience and practice hard. This will help Sinner be in the mix like Medvedev. But there is no special level for him to transform to. Another example was Novak, before 2011, technically he looked off balance and inconsistent, but again immense talent. Then in 2011, it clicked and he was technically a complete player. This is just from my observation. Which doesn’t mean anything. Thanks for asking me for my opinion.
@@Nightingale_1 Yea well, I still believe sinner can improve massively his serve and net game, and from backhand and forehand he's already one of the best players in the world. And he has the mentality to achieve big goals, that's something that will make a difference, you see players full of talent like musetti flopping because they have no mentality and they choke. Sinner had that distinctive aspect, and if he keeps improving his physical and serve and net game I believe he can win many grand slams and even be a world number 1, he's a player that can workout also in all of the surfaces, not only hard courts, and we've seen that on clay already. But also, it's a bit unfair you're comparing him to the likes of Federer and Djokovic, because I think we all agree, they'll never be another generation such as the big 3. But in my opinion sinner can be the full complete player if he improves 3 basic stuff, serve, which is alright but I think he can make it even better, the volleys of course, and maybe the slice, it's not used as much in today's tennis, but I think it'd be a key if he learns how and when to use it to slow down the rhythm and then blast a forehand, somewhat like Monfils used to do at a stage of a career. I think sinner can be an absolutely compete player, and he's got the mentality to play in the big stages, we have to remember he's 20 and already won like 5 titles, he's growing and so is his tennis. I think he's one of the big names for the future and he'll surely achieve number 1 at somepoint
@@franrizzi9998 He’s got a strong mindset, moves well, but in terms of tennis I don’t really see anything special. Sure, he will be able to improve tactically, and maybe change slightly some techniques. But what you are seeing now is what you will see later on. He will be one of many talented players in the top 30 trying to win competitions all year round once the big 3 retire. To be dominant, Fed, Djokovic and guys like Sampras. Are the best examples of when you get that type of all round complete player that can dominate. All these guys right now don’t have that. To win year in year out. Despite me saying what I’m saying, Sinner still can reach the top if he can work hard and use his experience wisely. But it will be competitive as there are many players that are of the same or slightly better level than he is.
Who did your new 🔥 Tennis TV rebrand?
I feel bad for Sinner becouse he played Nadal 3 times on clay and twice on Roland Garros. If he played him on hard he would may have a chance to win or to take off one set at least
Prediction for top 10 in 2022 :
1 djokovic
2 medvedev
3 zverev
4 nadal
5 tsitsipas
6 sinner
7 berretini
8 rublev
9 thiem
10 ruud
Where is Zverev video
I see Jannik battling to stay among the Top 10 in 2022. Can visualise him bagging 3 or 4 ATP 250 and ATP 500. I love him but his game is still far from winning a Grand Slam.
But how many top 10 Have the potential right now to win a GS? Just 4, Djokovic, Daniil, Zverev and Tsitsipas( if he recovers for his injury and mental shock after RG) and Thiem if hi comed back in a good shape. But Berrettini, Hurkacz, Ruud, or even Rublev are at the same level or even less level than Jannik. Off course he has a lot of thinks to improve, and I don’t see him winning a GS even in two years. But I think he could stay in top 10 because he still have a lot of points to win in GS ( remember that during this year he didn’t have so much luck in the draws facing Shapo, Nadal or Zverev all of them before QF)
Sinner will be N.1 one day
he and Musetti represent Italy .. not Fognini the clown
what about Berrettini ?
Holy Sinner!
Can you do Zverev highlights?
Troppo bello c'è poco da fare
still waiting for that zverev video!!!!
Una delusione Sinner, si e vaccinato per poter giocare a Melbourne, non sa cose la liberta....
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