Same. But to be fair, that match HAS to be one of the most amazing things ever. I remember watching that live thinking that it was simply unreal how an almost defeated Sinner started playing like a true top 5/10 player out of nothing. Plus, it's still up to this day the most HYPE Sinner has ever been when it comes to his interaction with the crowd
@@yogurtmagro164From down 2:5 0:30 in his own service game, just 1 point away from match point, to winning the set at 7:5 - that was winning 5 games back to back. His adrenaline level must have gone through the roof. Also I feel like he was more open with his feelings back then. Esp in his teens. He laughed a lot, was with his family and friends on tour, got bunch of cute moments on camera, things we don’t get to see that often now. We see 😐✊ instead
To be honest Sinner is less Italian than Austrian, he was born just on the border between the two countries, is mother language is German and is background is from Tyrol.
Impara la geografia e poi se un Comune è italiano lo è e basta, non è che è più italiano o meno a seconda dalla distanza dal confine. E poi ad essere onesto cosa? Forse ad essere onesto c'è un pò di invidia? Ti sentiresti più rappresentato se fosse nato in un Comune a 100 km da San Candido? Non consideri San Candido un Comune sufficientemente italiano? Ma che commento privo di alcun senso...anzi forse un tantino razzista? Aggiungo che uno è italiano se ha cittadinanza italiana: Stallone, figlio di italiani è cittadino americano, e in USA non si sognano nemmeno di contestare questo dato di fatto. Stai sereno
Carreno Busta vs Sinner has to be one of the loudest crowds I have ever heard for a Tennis match
Same. But to be fair, that match HAS to be one of the most amazing things ever. I remember watching that live thinking that it was simply unreal how an almost defeated Sinner started playing like a true top 5/10 player out of nothing.
Plus, it's still up to this day the most HYPE Sinner has ever been when it comes to his interaction with the crowd
I was actually watching that match live in the stadium, we left early because we thought it was over. Miami 2022
@@yogurtmagro164From down 2:5 0:30 in his own service game, just 1 point away from match point, to winning the set at 7:5 - that was winning 5 games back to back. His adrenaline level must have gone through the roof. Also I feel like he was more open with his feelings back then. Esp in his teens. He laughed a lot, was with his family and friends on tour, got bunch of cute moments on camera, things we don’t get to see that often now. We see 😐✊ instead
Some epic comebacks, but I waited the whole video to see Davis Cup vs Nole and AO Finals vs Meddie...
Future GOAT
Sur dur, Sinner est imbattable 😊
Yeah
Next to Djokovic,,
На контору хорошо играет 😮😅
To be honest Sinner is less Italian than Austrian, he was born just on the border between the two countries, is mother language is German and is background is from Tyrol.
Ma la volete smettere con sta storia. Con questo ragionamento anche i Siciliani sono più Tunisini che Italiani
And no ones freaking care about this so stfu
UHAUHAUHAUHAUHAUHA MA VATTENAFFANCULO MILANETTO LO SAI VERO CHE DEVI SUKKIARE??
L'alto Adige e' regione ITALIANA da circa 100 anni Il nostro Jannik e' nato in ITALIA da genitori nati in ITALIA.Forza Jannik orgoglio ITALIANO!
Impara la geografia e poi se un Comune è italiano lo è e basta, non è che è più italiano o meno a seconda dalla distanza dal confine. E poi ad essere onesto cosa? Forse ad essere onesto c'è un pò di invidia? Ti sentiresti più rappresentato se fosse nato in un Comune a 100 km da San Candido? Non consideri San Candido un Comune sufficientemente italiano? Ma che commento privo di alcun senso...anzi forse un tantino razzista? Aggiungo che uno è italiano se ha cittadinanza italiana: Stallone, figlio di italiani è cittadino americano, e in USA non si sognano nemmeno di contestare questo dato di fatto. Stai sereno
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