that's because he is young. If you ask Djokovic or Medevdev, they will give you an entire argument why some rules should be added, some should be removed and those things sometimes make people hate you or love you.
@@carkod You seem to be under the impression that Sinner will deliberately become argumentative as he gets older. Some people get along with others and some live to make waves. Predicting that people will grow to hate him sounds like wishful thinking for some reason.
Jannik is very professional.. very respectful … sensible.. very enthusiastic to listen to. entertaining … logical.. never say anything to offend anybody!❤️❤️❤️
Nice ,humble,civilised yong mann.Super talented ....A pleasure to watch h8m.And Carlos Stefanos .And Sasha,Medwedew ,Rune et co. We shouldn't be worried about future of tennis .It is so bright .😊😊😊😊🎉
I saw him for the first timee in the Next Gen Finals a few years back and I was impressed. I was hoping he would explode and... it took a little more time than I had expected but he did. Great for him, congrats.
I really have love for the new generation, for a long long time i always wanted to see that tennis will be safe hands after the big 3. I’m not writing anyone off but it’s a tough reality that the older the tennis players become the more they will decline in movements and of cause injuries don’t make the decline any better 😢, so sorry to see the most flexible player like Djokovic showing that his body cannot handle 5 sets matches that well anymore. It was wise of him to listen to his body, in as much as we enjoy watching them entertain us, we don’t want to see them indue the injuries to please us and end up not enjoying life with their families after tennis 😊
The whole tournament he sounded like he is recovering from a bad cold... Hold your head high Jannik, great person, great athlete and great tennis player... Forza Campione 💪🥕🦊. This green colour suits you so well🎉
2:35 Absolute scumbag question 🤣🤣Djokovic won the match fair and square and he is suggesting that Cerundolo gets a bye? Where was this suggestion for Fritz when Nadal pulled out in Wimbledon 2022?
It's a valid question in general. It crossed my mind for Fritz at Wimbledon and again here. Im not sure I have a final opinion on it. It seems so wrong because we arent used to it, but it would mean the viewers still get the same number of matches - and I suppose theres the question of, if you win but you are unable to play the next match, how much did you really win? But yeah it goes against the whole ethos of the brutality of the single-elim format used in tennis - if you lose, you're out. Don't think it will ever ever change, but it might be a thing that gets put in place if we were to completely start over with the sport hypothetically.
@@mattconco I dont think it is a valid question. if you win the match the loser gets knocked out and doesn't deserve to continue. If the winner cant even show up for the next match thats between him and the next match opponent. The story of the defeated opponent ends with his defeat. He has no right to continue if he lost. And what about Koepfer losing to Federer who didn't even have an injury when he pulled out in round four of FO21? Not a sound about that from ANY journalist. This question right here is another blatant proof of the media's double standard negative bias towards Djokovic. Even now even when he has broken every major record they keep at it. Its simply disgusting.
@@heavybattle6650 In this interview case, it sounds like the reporter has seen the suggestion come up, perhaps on socials and put it to Sinner to get his view. It's not definite that HE THINKS that this is how the sport should operate. Either way it works, someone is going to benefit from a withdrawl. You rightly say its unfair that someone would get a chance to continue the tournament having lost - but you could also argue its unfair that someone has the opportunity to win a tournament playing only 6 matches and not 7... But yeah maybe the people making this suggestion this time around have a little more sympathy with Fran than with Taylor.
What a nonsense! You completely misread Sinner's comment. He was respecting Novak's comment for slippery court. Ofc Sinner cant feel it himself since his movement is not even close to Novak's. He would break his skinny legs on half if he tried to move like Djokovic.
He presents as a little corporate, hopefully he will not be another Nadal or Federer ! Time will tell. Tennis benefits from folks who 'speak their mind'.
He presents as diplomatic to me since he's always been like that. I don't think he likes to give offense so he's very careful when he speaks. And he is more mature than people who don't bother to think before they speak.
@@billiey36 Quite, but banal diplomacy or corporatism - some call this ''money talk'' is what I was referring to. If you look at Nadal, Federer type interviews they embody this type of speech/thinking.
@@miketomlin6040 If you look at polite people, they embody this type of speech/thinking. He doesn't have to stir the pot. He's just talking about tennis.
@@billiey36 Once ''big money'' entered the sport, as with others, players were asked or were required to be increasingly non-political or amoral. i.e Do not say anything that ''stirs the pot''. or invite negative or even positive reactions. In a sense you are correct, 'stick to tennis' or a more anoydne version of phenomena within that sport.
@@miketomlin6040 You keep acting like you know Sinner personally. He's been polite since before he started playing tennis. You don't know that he's been asked to be nonpolitical. You're just making stuff up like the paparazzi that follow him around.
Don't shed a tear for Joker. He got a good draw being top seed and still had to play two 5 setters to lower seeded players. It's good he withdrew because Ruud would have certainly made him suffer. With a meniscus tear, it's really over. He's a grinder without two good wheels and that means death. He was playing like crap this year even before the injury and now he has an even more excuse to play like manure.
Musetti has taken him to 5 sets before and he is a very tough opponent on clay and he probably played the match of his life so far. Djokovic was destroying Cerundolo until the injury. You have no idea how he would've fared vs Ruud and he has never looked for excuses. If he was searching for one he would've pulled out during the match when he could barely put his weight on his injured leg. In general you sould like a shittalker thats happy that Djokovic is out so just be happy if it makes you so, no need to embarass yourself by writing nonsense for everyone to read.
Tant de méchanceté et de aigreur !!! Attention toute,cette acidité vous rongera l'estomac . Djokovic est un immense champion et une personne exceptionnelle. Et vos commentaires haineux n'y peuvent rien contre ca!!!!!
@@heavybattle6650 "Djokovic never looked for excuses" 😂😂😂 It's exactly what he does almost every time when he loses these days. It's exactly what he did the other day inventing all the drama about the clay conditions and asking to be sweeped every 2 games. It was so stupid and so pathetic.
@@GeorgiJorov-pf5ge He never even had to make an excuse let alone make one. The guy won. Are you actually stupid? Are you a Nadal fan who is secretly ashamed by the fact that he cant stop talking about his injuries even in his goodbye retirement speeches and you are trying to pretend Djokovic has the same pity-begging attitude? What is this?? 😅
You did mean offense or you wouldn't have said it. You would've just gone somewhere else and done something you enjoy. Since you rarely listen to him, why did you come here unless it was just to complain? People who go around looking for things to be miserable about are boring.
Deserving and handsome young Champion. No hate or ego, people will support him.
that's because he is young. If you ask Djokovic or Medevdev, they will give you an entire argument why some rules should be added, some should be removed and those things sometimes make people hate you or love you.
@@carkod You seem to be under the impression that Sinner will deliberately become argumentative as he gets older. Some people get along with others and some live to make waves. Predicting that people will grow to hate him sounds like wishful thinking for some reason.
He's the ideal son every couple would dream about for the values he got and shares, beside of kind of player he is..
@decimustv4257 Somebody's jealous! 🤣
@decimustv4257 Oh dear...hmmm really??/ in 30 years ??? are you 52??? ih dear🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jannik is very professional..
very respectful … sensible..
very enthusiastic to listen to.
entertaining … logical..
never say anything to offend
anybody!❤️❤️❤️
Nice ,humble,civilised yong mann.Super talented ....A pleasure to watch h8m.And Carlos Stefanos .And Sasha,Medwedew ,Rune et co. We shouldn't be worried about future of tennis .It is so bright .😊😊😊😊🎉
Simply the best❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I like when VERY top level players show respect for Novak. Some that are not top do not. Good luck Jannik and congratulations to be there!
they have too (or he will put them back in the box at 37) that man or you like or not is just a machine....Sinner moves like him too🤣 in the court...
Well deserved !!!! Bravo !!!!
How can you not love Jannik: class, humility, professional, respectful, and logical! A great player and deserves to be number 1.
I saw him for the first timee in the Next Gen Finals a few years back and I was impressed. I was hoping he would explode and... it took a little more time than I had expected but he did. Great for him, congrats.
A little more time than expected in what way. Sinner became world n.1 at age 22, just like Rafa and Federer. Djokovic became n.1 at age 24.
Jannik is number one!
Sinner and Alcaraz beaming right now, no other next gen even comes close to their level
I really have love for the new generation, for a long long time i always wanted to see that tennis will be safe hands after the big 3. I’m not writing anyone off but it’s a tough reality that the older the tennis players become the more they will decline in movements and of cause injuries don’t make the decline any better 😢, so sorry to see the most flexible player like Djokovic showing that his body cannot handle 5 sets matches that well anymore. It was wise of him to listen to his body, in as much as we enjoy watching them entertain us, we don’t want to see them indue the injuries to please us and end up not enjoying life with their families after tennis 😊
Forza Jannik💙
Forza Jannik campione n 1 al mondo 💙🇮🇹🇮🇹💙🇮🇹🇮🇹💙
Im a Filipino ..but i 💕 him he is very humble ...he is a pride of Italians
WOW he really priced is Country and fellow players does he??? impressive..what a dude.. congrats man...
Félicitations 🎉🎉❤ jannik !!✌ no 1 actuel !!✌ forza vai avanti 🎉🎉🎉✌✌ 😊in finale !!!!✌✌✌🎉🎉🎉🎉
The whole tournament he sounded like he is recovering from a bad cold... Hold your head high Jannik, great person, great athlete and great tennis player... Forza Campione 💪🥕🦊. This green colour suits you so well🎉
This color suits him
Green always goes well with red. 👍
Topissimo ! 🎾🇮🇹🥇
Félicitations Jannik Sinner the Great player in the tennis 🎾 Nice look j'adore 😂
So sad waking up to this news. Wishing Nole a speedy recovery. 🙏❤️🐐
Sinner most consistent top#3 player of top #10.
that was one of the dumbest questions but funniest answers from Sinner. But he lost already no?
2:35 Absolute scumbag question 🤣🤣Djokovic won the match fair and square and he is suggesting that Cerundolo gets a bye? Where was this suggestion for Fritz when Nadal pulled out in Wimbledon 2022?
That dummy needs to have his credential pulled
It's a valid question in general. It crossed my mind for Fritz at Wimbledon and again here. Im not sure I have a final opinion on it. It seems so wrong because we arent used to it, but it would mean the viewers still get the same number of matches - and I suppose theres the question of, if you win but you are unable to play the next match, how much did you really win? But yeah it goes against the whole ethos of the brutality of the single-elim format used in tennis - if you lose, you're out. Don't think it will ever ever change, but it might be a thing that gets put in place if we were to completely start over with the sport hypothetically.
@@mattconco I dont think it is a valid question. if you win the match the loser gets knocked out and doesn't deserve to continue. If the winner cant even show up for the next match thats between him and the next match opponent. The story of the defeated opponent ends with his defeat. He has no right to continue if he lost.
And what about Koepfer losing to Federer who didn't even have an injury when he pulled out in round four of FO21? Not a sound about that from ANY journalist. This question right here is another blatant proof of the media's double standard negative bias towards Djokovic. Even now even when he has broken every major record they keep at it. Its simply disgusting.
@@heavybattle6650 In this interview case, it sounds like the reporter has seen the suggestion come up, perhaps on socials and put it to Sinner to get his view. It's not definite that HE THINKS that this is how the sport should operate.
Either way it works, someone is going to benefit from a withdrawl. You rightly say its unfair that someone would get a chance to continue the tournament having lost - but you could also argue its unfair that someone has the opportunity to win a tournament playing only 6 matches and not 7...
But yeah maybe the people making this suggestion this time around have a little more sympathy with Fran than with Taylor.
@@heavybattle6650 Can't wait for Djocovid to retire so you lot will scurry away.
Novak❤
Sinner and alcaraz are really able to break the grand slam record
Congratulations. Hope he beats Alcaraz.
I hope too.Fingers crossed.😊❤❤❤❤
Sinner is the man's version of Rybakina and vice versa.
Success will not change who I am. I was boring before my success, and I will continue to be boring afterwards :p JK, congrats to Jannik
It's funny how the whole cult was told to use 'boring' all the time. In fact, it's boring how you're all the same. 😂
Exactly 😂
Novak ? let us wish him to be well.. to recover!
Beast. I'm a Carlitos guy. But I think Sinner may be...might be...a better player. What gives him the edge? Serve
What is he eating?
AUSTRIAN PRIDE 🇦🇹
I love how Sinner refused firmly to validate Djokovic drama queen performance from yesterday about the clay condition of the Chartier Court.
What a nonsense! You completely misread Sinner's comment. He was respecting Novak's comment for slippery court. Ofc Sinner cant feel it himself since his movement is not even close to Novak's. He would break his skinny legs on half if he tried to move like Djokovic.
@@DeltoidBeast 😀
He just said he had different conditions...
@@DeltoidBeast lmaooo
You guys live to criticise Novak.....I guess it's how you find some joy in life yes......sad!
He presents as a little corporate, hopefully he will not be another Nadal or Federer ! Time will tell. Tennis benefits from folks who 'speak their mind'.
He presents as diplomatic to me since he's always been like that. I don't think he likes to give offense so he's very careful when he speaks. And he is more mature than people who don't bother to think before they speak.
@@billiey36 Quite, but banal diplomacy or corporatism - some call this ''money talk'' is what I was referring to. If you look at Nadal, Federer type interviews they embody this type of speech/thinking.
@@miketomlin6040 If you look at polite people, they embody this type of speech/thinking. He doesn't have to stir the pot. He's just talking about tennis.
@@billiey36 Once ''big money'' entered the sport, as with others, players were asked or were required to be increasingly non-political or amoral. i.e Do not say anything that ''stirs the pot''. or invite negative or even positive reactions. In a sense you are correct, 'stick to tennis' or a more anoydne version of phenomena within that sport.
@@miketomlin6040 You keep acting like you know Sinner personally. He's been polite since before he started playing tennis. You don't know that he's been asked to be nonpolitical. You're just making stuff up like the paparazzi that follow him around.
Don't shed a tear for Joker. He got a good draw being top seed and still had to play two 5 setters to lower seeded players. It's good he withdrew because Ruud would have certainly made him suffer. With a meniscus tear, it's really over. He's a grinder without two good wheels and that means death. He was playing like crap this year even before the injury and now he has an even more excuse to play like manure.
Musetti has taken him to 5 sets before and he is a very tough opponent on clay and he probably played the match of his life so far. Djokovic was destroying Cerundolo until the injury. You have no idea how he would've fared vs Ruud and he has never looked for excuses. If he was searching for one he would've pulled out during the match when he could barely put his weight on his injured leg.
In general you sould like a shittalker thats happy that Djokovic is out so just be happy if it makes you so, no need to embarass yourself by writing nonsense for everyone to read.
Tant de méchanceté et de aigreur !!! Attention toute,cette acidité vous rongera l'estomac . Djokovic est un immense champion et une personne exceptionnelle. Et vos commentaires haineux n'y peuvent rien contre ca!!!!!
Only top players can bet Novak on best of five sets. He has proven that.
@@heavybattle6650
"Djokovic never looked for excuses"
😂😂😂
It's exactly what he does almost every time when he loses these days.
It's exactly what he did the other day inventing all the drama about the clay conditions and asking to be sweeped every 2 games. It was so stupid and so pathetic.
@@GeorgiJorov-pf5ge He never even had to make an excuse let alone make one. The guy won. Are you actually stupid? Are you a Nadal fan who is secretly ashamed by the fact that he cant stop talking about his injuries even in his goodbye retirement speeches and you are trying to pretend Djokovic has the same pity-begging attitude? What is this?? 😅
No offence, but he is so boring to listen to. It's the only player I rarely listen to. Interesting type...
You did mean offense or you wouldn't have said it. You would've just gone somewhere else and done something you enjoy. Since you rarely listen to him, why did you come here unless it was just to complain? People who go around looking for things to be miserable about are boring.
He is not boring,he's different,special guy.❤
What show are you looking for? Have fun somewhere else…
He is unique ...no grunts ...awesome
If you want fun watch Jerry Lewis or other comedians, we're talking of tennis here