Sinner lost to Djokovic: here’s why

“Tennis is played by two people and on the other side of the net today there was a great player.” Jannik Sinner, after the match against Djokovic, didn’t really want to talk. Right so. It is equally necessary, however, to analyze the reasons for the defeat, because the path of the world number 2, already at the top of the rankings for 66 weeks, also passes through disappointing experiences like this. In the cold, the Italian will make his in-depth evaluations with coaches Vagnozzi and Cahill. In the meantime, we can identify five reasons that led the Serbian to triumph in the fifth set in the Melbourne semi-final.