Jannik Sinner is clear on the Sanremo Festival hypothesis.
The popularity of the fresh Australian Open winner è growing exponentially
Everyone wants a piece of Sinner, even more so now that he has won his first Slam in Melbourne. The blue outfielder's popularity is rising rapidly, so much so that Amadeus dreams of having him as a guest at the Sanremo Festival. An opportunity that Sinner does not seem to want to take. The South Tyrolean's attention is focused exclusively on tennis and new tournaments to be won.
"Knowing me, I wouldn't go there. I sing terrible, I dance worse: I’m in denial. Here in Melbourne they tried to get me to yodel…. Forget it! I have to play tennis, me", his clear words to Corriere della Sera. In short, Sinner does not want to change his priorities, especially now that he is starting to have a great time.
"I am very calm: I have no intention of altering my priorities, tennis will remain the most important thing in my life. Now I’m going to rest a few days and then go back to the court. There’è nothing to change from before. I am happy to have given a joy to the Italian fans and to have done a positive thing for the country but the work is not è finished, on the contrary: è just started. I have to go back to the gym, become stronger physically, even mentally a little something can be added. Opponents now know me well", the new Australian Open champion’s closing remark.
