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Jannik Sinner becomes "Robottino" the revelation of a scrambled colleague in 2024

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Among tennis fans, and especially among admirers of Jannik Sinner, the countdown has already begun to see the world No. 2 back on the court after the disappointment of Doha, which saw him soon exit the tournament (it was the quarterfinals in Qatar) at the hands of Czech Jakub Mensik. Meanwhile, a curiosity emerges from the circuit that tells much about the respect the South Tyrolean has earned among his colleagues.

Martino DavidiDiscreet, elegant, smiling: Laila Hasanovic promoted with flying colors. Photos

Discreet, elegant, smiling: Laila Hasanovic promoted with flying colors. The images of the Danish model
The new partner of the world’s No. 2 Italian tennis player enchanted in Turin, and is ready to set the ATP circuit ablaze in 2026

Laila has already brought luck to Sinner in Vienna and Turin at the ATP Finals

The young woman won everyone over for the discreet way of being in the spotlight

A style that perfectly matches that of Jannik and his team
In September a'random shot of Sinner’s phone shows a photo of Laila

The'clue reveals that the two were already romantically linked

Laila Hasanovic was born in Copenhagen on'November 8, 2000, she is of Bosnian descent

Blond and long hair, light eyes, has instant charm and sporty physique

She grows up in Svendborg, near the Danish capital, and studies at the Gymnasium School

In 2019, at the age of 19, she reaches the finals in Miss Denmark and Miss Universe
She moves to Kentucky for a year to become a journalist
Leaves journalism path to devote himself to'environmental activism
Become a CO2 Living ambassador and invite followers to plant trees
Returned to Europe, many brands seek her as a model for shoots and catwalks
Today she has more than 400 thousand followers on social networks
The relationship with Sinner is bringing her even wider fame this'year

Both very private, they avoid sharing images together but the story is progressing smoothly

Revealing it was Sebastián Báez, interviewed by the Argentine daily La Nación. The number 32 ranking compared Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, two of the symbolic faces of the new generation of world tennis.

“Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz are completely different players,” explained Báez, who has faced them both. In November 2024, he was pummeled by Jannik in the Davis Cup quarterfinal: 6-2, 6-1 in 73 minutes. Speaking of the Spaniard, the class of 2000 from Buenos Aires emphasized above all his unpredictability and creativity: Alcaraz alternates between slice, lob, bunt and powerful shots with great naturalness. “This kid always has an answer, he can hit in any direction. In addition to extraordinary talent, he has incredible leg power,” he added.

Different, however, is the feeling when Sinner is on the other side of the net. “With him you feel suffocated. If you leave him a short ball he chastises you right away,” Báez recounted. The Blue, after all, makes very few mistakes, especially in response, maintains a very high intensity and knows how to defend with great solidity.

According to the Argentine, against Alcaraz a few more errors can be expected, but it is precisely his unpredictability that makes him dangerous. Sinner, on the other hand, may seem more linear in his game, but he has an impressive consistency. “He always plays in the right spot, he’s a machine,” he summarized.

And it is this almost mechanical regularity that gives rise to the nickname by which some colleagues call him, “Robotito,” or “little robot.” An unaffectionate nickname only on the surface, which is actually an acknowledgement of his precision and continuity at the highest level.

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