Jannik Sinner has a very special supporter

Among the many fans of Jannik Sinner is Susanna Giovanardi, a tennis player and content creator who is increasingly popular on digital platforms. Interviewed by La Voce newspaper, the influencer expressed all her admiration for the San Candido champion: “Seeing him live is impressive: the ball travels at a crazy speed! I have to say that a little bit I see myself in him in style: I love to play in attack and in this aspect I am similar to him. He is constant and pushes so much”.

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As a child she had dreams of becoming a famous tennis player but then discovered a great passion for communication: “I call myself a tennis player lent to social media. I’ve been playing tennis all my life, and for a couple of years I’ve also been pursuing this path in the world of communication. It’s a parallel career: tennis will always remain part of my life, and it’s important for me to be able to do both and tell the story of the sport from a different, closer and more authentic perspective. I train every day but tennis is not as central as before”.

Recently Feliciano Lopez also spoke about Jannik Sinner and did so at the microphones of the El Cafelito podcast, comparing the era of the Big 3 with the current one: “When you talk about the eras of tennis, you don&#8217t belittle anyone by saying that the best and the most competitive was the one ten years ago. To say that that was the best era of tennis does not take away from current players like Alcaraz or Sinner. I played in the best era in the history of tennis and no one can take that out of my head”.

“Having played against Djokovic, Nadal, Federer and even Murray… if you could beat Djokovic by playing the match of your life, the next day you had Nadal, the next Federer” continued the doubles winner at Roland Garros 2016, when he triumphed with Marc López against twins Bob and Mike Bryan.

Feliciano Lopez then had his say about the split between Carlos Alcaraz and Juan Carlos Ferrero: “It seemed rushed to me. I felt that Alcaraz still needed Ferrero a lot, even though he is so strong that he can continue to win on his own. The proof is that he went to Australia and won the Australian Open“.