Davis’ captain is also closely following Jannik’s evolution after the technical breakthrough: “He is working on the serve, it is normal that there is still no continuity. Now is not the time to pay too much attention to the ranking but to improve”
Work in progress. Work in progress on Jannik Sinner, who started 2022 with a bit of a fuss, leaving a coach who has been cheering him up since he was 14 for a change. Methods, objectives, perspective, all different for Jannik who is going through a difficult transition phase. Despite everything, Sinner has reached two consecutive quarterly Masters 1000s since he changed technical leadership. first in Miami, where he had to drop out due to blisters, and then in Monte Carlo. On clay, Sinner has never been perfectly comfortable with him. He is of the fast generation, and he quickly forged ahead by making it into the Top 10 at 20.