Nicola Pietrangeli, Jannik Sinner chooses private condolences

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L’ANSA reported, reporting that it was learned from “circles close to the tennis player” that Jannik Sinner privately expressed to the family his condolences on the passing of Nicola Pietrangeli.

Martino DavidiJannik Sinner: Nicola Pietrangeli does not hold back on the’Blue

Jannik Sinner: Nicola Pietrangeli doesn't hold back on the Azure after triumph at Wimbledon
The South Tyrolean tennis player was the first Italian to win the prestigious London tournament, overcoming Carlos Alcaraz
Pietrangeli commented on Sinner’s success at the microphones of the'Adnkronos: "E' unbeatable"
"Right now there&#039s no one who can beat him, only Alcaraz could"
"Sinner can play even giving the advantage to the'opponent"

Pietrangeli said he was "pleased" for the victory of the'Azzurro
"E' handsome, also because he is a clean and decent guy"
"More than winning Wimbledon and being first tennis player in the world what is there'"

"If he does the Career Grand Slam I don’t see the miracle"

Sinner won his fourth career Slam tournament
Now the'goal is the Us Open, kicking off in late August
L'Azzurro wants to end the year as world number one

“The South Tyrolean champion – it reads – preferred this personal form, rather than the’use of his own social channels, as some of his fellow national team members have done”.

A choice, therefore, that favors confidentiality on the part of the world number 2, who over the past few months, while breaking all the records set by Pietrangeli, has received compliments from him but sometimes harsh criticism as well.

Sinner’s silence on the day of Pietrangeli’s demise, in the face of condolences from the rest of the tennis world, caused much discussion, and now that the “mystery” seems to have been solved, surely this choice will also be discussed in the same way.

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