Sinner: "Everything went well for me, I practically made no mistakes"

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The clock showed 58 minutes when Jannik Sinner headed to the net to greet Daniel Altmaier. It was the time the World No. 2 needed to kick off his journey in the ATP Vienna 2025. A beating to confirm he is here to win the tournament.

The scoreboard doesn't lie: 6-0 and 6-2. Jannik Sinner showcased his tennis once again to crush Daniel Altmaier at the central court of the ATP 500 Vienna, leaving Altmaier no chance to join the debate. A remarkable performance, reaching levels few can aspire to, but that's what being the World No. 2 is all about, knowing he becomes the top rival to beat in this part of the season. This first match held no secrets for the San Candido player, who later analyzed his performance in front of the TennisTV microphones.

"Everything worked really well during the first set; I practically didn't make any mistakes, everything fell into place. I've always felt very comfortable at this time of the season when I have to compete indoors, but at the same time, you have to be very alert when facing opponents who serve and return exceptionally. When that happens, breaking becomes very challenging, but once I was up a double break, I did try to experiment new things," humbly acknowledged the Italian without rubbing salt in the wound after overwhelming the German.

"I can't say much more; I'm extremely happy with my performance tonight. I've started this tournament very positively, not only in terms of my own game but also emotionally. I'm pleased to be here and have the opportunity to play again tomorrow," added a Sinner who advances almost effortlessly to the singles' round of 16, where he will face his compatriot Flavio Cobolli. It will be a beautiful match as, aside from being a clash between good friends, it will be the first time they meet in an official match.

Why does Jannik Sinner not travel with his family?

Since the match didn't offer much more to analyze, the second question Sinner had to address was related to his family, whom we rarely see at the stadiums. This week, playing so close to home, he will have the opportunity to have them a bit closer, although don't expect to see them all lined up in his box.

"Usually, I know my mom gets very nervous every time I play a match [...] Honestly, right now, I can't tell you if she is here in the stadium, if she came to watch the match; my father has been in my box, which is always fantastic. My brother isn't here this week; he's quite busy these days but intends to come to Turin when the ATP Finals are on," Jannik revealed.

"Let's say I have a pretty regular family; they can't always travel with me when I play away, but they always make an effort to follow my matches remotely. I know my father doesn't miss a single match, so I try to perform well also for them, knowing all the sacrifices they've made for me to be here. I try to make this journey enjoyable, savor the atmosphere of each match, and share this time with the people who support and care for me. This is what keeps me calm on the court," concluded the 24-year-old with that trademark composure.

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