Sinner responds again about his upcoming trial: "I have already won three of them previously"

The Italian appeared as calm in the press as on the track, clearly expressing his happiness at reaching the semifinals and the confidence he has for his upcoming trial in the doping case.

Carlos Navarro | 14 Nov 2024 | 23.30
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Jannik Sinner. Source: Getty
Jannik Sinner. Source: Getty

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Jannik Sinner is the man of the moment. The Italian seems unstoppable in Turin and has already reached the semifinals of the ATP Finals 2024 with the precision of a Swiss watch, leaving no room for error to his opponents and demonstrating a tennis game characterized by cleanliness. It's hard to find weaknesses and unforced errors in the Italian's gameplay, who, in front of the microphones, shows the same composure and calmness as when dissecting his rivals on the court.

It was no different after defeating Daniil Medvedev and securing a spot in the semifinals as the group winner, maintaining a perfect record of six sets won and none lost. He is yet to discover his semifinal opponent, where he could face, for instance, Carlos Alcaraz. However, during a press conference, Sinner expressed his joy at returning to the penultimate round in an event where he aims to excel.

"I'm very pleased with my performance today. As I've said before, tournaments like this are very important. I'm very happy with how I finished the group stage. It's now time to face the semifinals next Saturday, and I'm very pleased to be back in this position," Jannik said calmly. One might believe there are certain differences between this edition and the previous one, especially considering all that Sinner has achieved throughout the season. However, the Italian dismissed this notion, although he was confident that "everyone has improved" over the year.

"Yes, but it always feels different. It doesn't matter how you come into this tournament; it's great to be back in the semifinals again. A different year, different players. Like everyone, we all try. I believe all of us have improved a lot over a year. It's great to be back in a position that allows me to strive for another final; we'll see how it goes," he added.

CONFIDENCE ABOUNDS IN THE CASE OF TAS

The Court of Arbitration for Sport could determine Jannik Sinner's immediate future. It will judge, at the beginning of next January, whether the Italian had any responsibility for having Ferrara and Naldi as part of his team, the individuals "responsible" for the presence of the doping substance in his body. Similarly to what happened in the trial with the independent panel of the ITIA, Sinner expressed strong confidence that the outcome will be in his favor.

"I've been in this position up to three times already. We've had this hearing three times, and all three turned out in my favor, which is positive. It's clear that this isn't a position I like to be in, but I'll work closely with everyone, as I did before, and I'm positive about the result we'll achieve," Sinner stated. He won't return to the court until next Saturday when he faces the second-placed finisher from the John Newcombe group.

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