Angelo Binaghi: “Sinner drives me crazy.” And Jannik: “Number 1? Next goal number 3.”

Angelo Binaghi: "Sinner drives me crazy". And Jannik: "Number 1? Next target number 3"

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"Jannik Sinner è has just been appointed by Minister Tajani as an ambassador of Italian sport in the world". This was said by Fitp president Angelo Binaghi at a press conference in Rome to celebrate the South Tyrolean’s victory at the Australian Open.

"I say it, Sinner drives me crazy,” he added, “That daily pursuit of work as doctrine, è what we too in our small way have and are trying to do. Like him we like to look at these results, the ATP Finals in Turin and the upgrades of the Internationals, to grow further, we like him feed on data and results".

After saying a definitive no to the Sanremo Festival and shedding light on the house in Monte Carlo, Sinner instead added: “The life I am living è made up of situations. I made a choice that seemed crazy by changing coaches, but I said ‘I’m jumping into the fire’. I wanted to know another way of working. Vagnozzi and Cahill together work well and Darren has made so many number ones".

Finally, teased about the’goal of getting to number 1 in the world, Sinner concluded: “There are so many differences between the top 5 in the world, the top three and then number 1. I am number 4 for now. The first goal è to move forward in small steps. In the meantime we approach the number 3" position.