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god its so confusing with jannik because when he starts walking like my 94 year old grandfather in a grand slam match you never know if he’s about to be hit with a bout of victorian child syndrome or if that’s just. Jannik

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Jannik Sinner interview "Break Point" with Lisa Offside from the Intesa Bank. As a big chunk of Jannik Sinner 's fans are international, I took my time to translate their dialogue in English. Read below. Enjoy. 🧡 (📹Cr: Intesa Sanpaolo) "Lisa: Are you pumped, all good, everything okay? Jannik: All good. Lisa: Now let's take a little trip through your career so far, using this basket of tennis balls. Each ball has a word written on it, an emotion that reflects a moment in your life, both personal and professional. Jannik: Oh, both? Lisa: Let’s begin, pick whichever one you like. "Happiness". When I say happiness, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Jannik: Honestly, I’m happy with the, let’s say, work I’m doing. For me, it doesn’t even feel like a job yet, it still feels like a hobby. Of course, we train hard, we make a lot of sacrifices, but being happy is crucial, both in private life and within my team. I’ve had people around me who’ve made me feel very, very happy, and to me, that’s the most important thing. The tennis part is really just a reflection of how you feel off the court. Lisa: Second ball. Let’s see if we’re as lucky as the first. "Marvel". Gosh, what a marvelous thing it is to watch you play! Jannik: Marvel is such a beautiful feeling. I experience it when I’m in Italy, when I see Italian fans cheering, it's something special. Bringing something home to Italy, like the Davis Cup, being part of that group, that’s a wonderful thing. Lisa: Third ball. "Anger". This one’s my favorite because… Jannik: No surprise there, really. Lisa: Why? No, you don’t know this, but when I play tennis, I get angry really easily. And then watching you, who never seems to get angry, it kind of bugs me. But honestly, I can’t really picture you angry. Jannik: Oh, I get there, I do. Lisa: Yeah? Sure, sure... Jannik: Especially during training, because I want to improve so much. And when I can’t, that’s when the tension kicks in, you know? Lisa: Have you ever broken a racket? Jannik: Yes, yes I did. Lisa: How many? Careful, I already know the answer, so I’m testing you. Jannik: I think I’ve broken 4 or 5, yeah. Lisa: Ah, so the number’s gone up. Jannik: Maybe it's gone up, who knows. Lisa: I must warm up for the fourth ball. "Disappointment". Jannik: Disappointment is part of the game, and it’s important to learn how to handle it. It’s the same in life. When you realize that people aren’t quite who you thought they were, it’s the same thing, right? I’m someone who invests a lot of time in trying to make things work. But when I see I’m not improving, either as a tennis player or as a person, there comes a point when I say, “Okay, maybe it’s time to change”. Lisa: "Fun". Come on, tell me about the best celebration you’ve had after winning a tournament. Jannik: The US Open. Lisa: Really? Jannik: Yeah, the US Open. Lisa: Why? Jannik: Because the first Slam is more about the satisfaction of saying, “Okay, I did it”. But the second one is pure joy. We went out a bit, and I had all the people I wanted around me. Lisa: What did you guys do? Jannik: We went out, had fun. But the best part was sharing that moment with all the people who were there with me. Honestly, it was amazing. Lisa: Last ball, last word. "Fulfillment". Jannik: When I won my first Grand Slam in Australia, that was fulfillment. It was a really, really tough match. That kind of feeling also applies to personal life, right? When you find someone who makes you feel good, you also think, “Okay, I’ve found my stability”. Lisa: Thank you, Jannik. Until next time. Jannik: Thank you so much, thank you." #Sinner #JannikSinner

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