jannik sinner He decided to part ways with his old teacher. Riccardo Piatti. The Italian had been training under Piatti since he was 13, but during the Australian Open he hinted that he was seeking a partnership with a new coach.
According to Sky Sports, the decision to end the 8-year partnership was reportedly made at the start of the season in Australia and will be officially announced in the next few days. However, Sinner has yet to announce a replacement. John McEnroe and Simone Vagnozzi It is estimated that there are pioneer names to replace Piatti.
Italian teen grew up under veteran’s mentorship Piatti. A year after turning pro, Sinner broke into the top 100 on the ATP rankings and won the Next Generation ATP Finals in 2019. He then had an impressive season in 2020 reaching the first Grand Slam semi-finals of his career. Final at Roland Garros.
Sinner had started to collect victories against the top 10 players, including Alexander Zverev and Stefanos Tsitsipas. The youngster made a breakthrough in the 2021 season, sealing his name as one of tennis’ next biggest stars. Won four championships, qualifying for the first Masters 1000 finals and placing in the top 10.
Jannik Sinner will return to action in Dubai
Sinner started the 2022 season with a hattrick win in the ATP Cup and then completed the quarterfinals. 2022 Australian Open, where he lost in straight sets to World No.3 Stefanos Tsitsipas. The Italian later had to withdraw from the Rotterdam Open and ATP 250 tournament in Marseille after testing positive for Covid.
After skipping the European indoor season, the 20-year-old is ready to return to the Dubai Tennis Championships this month. Sinner will be the protagonist of the tournament Andrey Rublev, Novak Djokovic and Felix Auger Aliassime. The tournament will start on February 21 and will leave the first place to Djokovic.
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