Sinner reveals what he wants to improve in his tennis: "I want to be more unpredictable"

Jannik Sinner delivers as the favorite at ATP Montreal 2024 after debuting with a victory. The Italian, world number one, has had to adjust to the weather conditions of the Canadian tournament, as well as to a ball that is receiving criticism in the locker room. Jannik confesses in a press conference that he is not paying attention to the results of others, talks about the great moment of Italian tennis, and explains the improvements he is trying to implement in his game.

Conditions and Ball in Montreal

"It's very difficult. It's not easy to play here in these conditions. Sometimes there's a bit of a breeze, the ball flies, so it's hard to find a rhythm. Obviously, it's the first time I've played on hard courts since Miami, so that's something to consider. The first match is always tough. I was lucky to play a couple of doubles matches to regain that competitive feeling."

Surprises in the Draw

"I haven't been told who lost or won. Right now, I focus on myself, on my game, on what I need to improve. I think that's the most important thing for me at the moment," Jannik explained at the Canadian tournament's press conference.

Improvements in His Game

"I want to play as many matches as I can on this American tour, but for that, I need to enhance my service a bit. I'm trying to move the ball around. Today I tried some variations that didn't work as I wanted, but I know that's the right way, the correct path, to try to be more unpredictable on the court. I'm just trying to get better."

The Great Moment of Italian Tennis

"As I have always said, we are lucky because we have junior tournaments, futures, and then many Challengers in Italy, offering opportunities for young players to understand the level that exists. We also have great tournaments. Rome, ATP Finals, Davis Cup round-robin... There's a lot going on, we have very good coaches. Right now, we are in a good place, something we could also see at the Olympics. Each player has a different style, so it's very positive."

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