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Jannik Sinner | From Winless Rookie to World Champion in 2 Years 

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Jannik Sinner was less than a nobody in 2018, yet his meteoric rise in less than 24 months made his name known throughout the tennis world by the end of 2019. This is the story of how a teenage amateur from Italy went from obscurity to stardom, and how his inspirational story gives us insight into how the greatest minds of tennis overcome hardship.
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@richardchen5180
@richardchen5180 4 месяца назад
Who's here after Sinner won his first grand slam? 9 years after he starting playing tennis seriously 😱
@vigneshk5084
@vigneshk5084 4 месяца назад
Coming back to this video now, 7 hours before Jannik Sinner beats Djokovic in the Aus Open SF 2024 and scripts history
@innovationeats7249
@innovationeats7249 4 месяца назад
This aged nicely
@josephdavishka2509
@josephdavishka2509 3 года назад
He just made it into his first Masters 1000 final in Miami. Always thought he was some wonder kid, unbelievable story
@beamerball4420
@beamerball4420 3 года назад
I'll be betting on him today.
@alesh2275
@alesh2275 3 года назад
He lost the finals, but he’s taking home all the right lessons!
@beamerball4420
@beamerball4420 3 года назад
He's only 19, by the time he's 21 he will have some finals wins under his belt.
@cfoples
@cfoples 3 года назад
@@beamerball4420 hope you didn't bet too much
@beamerball4420
@beamerball4420 3 года назад
@@cfoples I usually go for 100 a match.
@manuel7102
@manuel7102 4 месяца назад
I suggest maybe a part 2 now that he's a Grand Slam champion 🎉🎉🎉
@andrewtran6669
@andrewtran6669 Год назад
And now, he just played a historic match against Alcaraz at US Open Quarterfinals. It's gonna be a great career for him.
@grantmounteerie
@grantmounteerie 11 месяцев назад
another one at miami. what a kid.
@bungh0LeO
@bungh0LeO 7 месяцев назад
And another 2 great match ups of Alcaraz and Medvedev in Beijing. This video is aging well so far.
@Corvo80
@Corvo80 6 месяцев назад
@@bungh0LeO now it's ATP number 4, ATP finals finalist, and Davis Cup winner. Still growing!
@darrenlang1111
@darrenlang1111 4 месяца назад
@@Corvo80and now he’s ao champion
@RandallvanOosten-ln5wf
@RandallvanOosten-ln5wf 4 месяца назад
He just beat Novak in the semis and Daniil Medvedev in a 5-set final of the 2024 Australian Open.
@ItzTritonCG
@ItzTritonCG 4 месяца назад
From winless rookie to Grand Slam Champion as of today! His growth has been incredible to watch and as of today it has reached its peak. I Hopefully the first of many more slams!
@napchill
@napchill 3 года назад
You forgot to mention that you also need an insane amount of talent. The kid is clearly super talented and was already a world class athlete in ski, which certainly helped, not only because it got him used to competition at a high level but also the leg stability and balance that one acquires from skiing. As we know you need strong legs to be great in tennis.
@along1298
@along1298 3 года назад
Lol although he's very good, he's actually not that talented. Just cuz he was good at ski doesn't mean he'll be at tennis which is a completely different sport and is not even remotely close. Look at his match from March 2018, he was playing like a rookie. And then 6-12 months later he was playing like a top pro, and 18 months later made his mark as one of the best players in the world. His success is 100% due to insane hard work, not due to talent. Everything that makes him great right now wasn't gifted, it was learned and mastered through enough practice & repetition.
@Elastiboy20
@Elastiboy20 3 года назад
Drango G So that must mean that Federer worked the hardest since he is the most successful player in history (so far). Nothing to do with talent whatsoever. Okay...
@symowebb
@symowebb 3 года назад
@@along1298 nobody took anything from is hard work away, but he does have talent
@tripopo21
@tripopo21 3 года назад
@@along1298 sure he is a hard worker, but he is also very smart in the way he s training, and obviously he is very talented and he is made for tennis. Fast, tall, slim. And in fact, skiing is a very good training for tennis, both sport are asking good physical condition, bravery and balance. I know what I say, I practiced a lot both of them in fact
@ArcheCane
@ArcheCane 3 года назад
@@along1298 You're delusional.
@trajanaugustus3501
@trajanaugustus3501 3 года назад
That one dislike is Alex De Minaur
@myytchanneldinakoha8498
@myytchanneldinakoha8498 3 года назад
Ha.
@trajanaugustus3501
@trajanaugustus3501 3 года назад
Myytchanneldinako Ha now 8 :/
@thehealerslm
@thehealerslm 3 года назад
De minar is a penguin, although born in Australia.
@DanielleHosker
@DanielleHosker 3 года назад
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@thekelvinproductionlore
@thekelvinproductionlore 3 года назад
The man has the attributes of the Big 3: Federer's mindset and calm personality Nadal's defense and mental strength and Djokovic's style and agility
@bqcjm2ldnstuff
@bqcjm2ldnstuff 3 года назад
Yea right... Nadal had 2GS, 14 titles at hes age. Janik has 2 weak ATP 250 titles...Media trying to create something out of nothing...
@thatoneguy5468
@thatoneguy5468 2 года назад
@@bqcjm2ldnstuff I think you missed the word "attributes". In case you don't know what that is, let me tell you! Attribute: a quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something. In this case, O7 (nice name btw) is saying that he has the makings of a star.
@bqcjm2ldnstuff
@bqcjm2ldnstuff 2 года назад
@@thatoneguy5468 You obviously didn't get the point of my comment. Attribute = quality, as you said. And how do you measure quality in sport? Buy results. In tennis biggest titles: GS, masters (ATP1000) or weeks on No.1. This guy doesn't have anything of that yet. Novak, Nadal, Federer had that at all at his age. So he doesn't have the "attributes" O7 claims. So it's O7 subjective feeling, and media hype, not supported buy objective facts. Otherwise having the best qualities of Big 3 players would make him a beast of a player - which he is light years away. So it's the same as saying for the fastest friend you have that he is fast as Usain Bolt, or the smartest one that he is smart as Einstein. But in reality they are nowhere near them...
@ronrusanov9692
@ronrusanov9692 2 года назад
@@bqcjm2ldnstuff O7 Literally didn't say anything except that Jannik Sinner has SOME attributes of the big three, which are Federer's mindset and calm personality, Nadal's defense and mental strength, and Djokovic's style and agility. He isn't saying that Jannik is going to become good or anything, but you're STILL out here crying about it with nothing else to do. How about YOU go become ATP singles #11 out of nowhere, okay.
@senzanome6702
@senzanome6702 2 года назад
@@bqcjm2ldnstuff It's usless to compare now, because Federer start to win big tournament when he was 21, Nadal started when he was 19 so using your logic Nadal would be strong and Federer a shit and overrated so let's wait and then judge. Then is normal that a lot of people who whatch tennis would be impressed by him because he is 20 years old and he is already a top 10 player and it is an impressive achivment despite liking or not his playstyle and his persolanity then only time will tell us if he was overrated, underrated or well judge.
@matthewadams4097
@matthewadams4097 3 года назад
About time tennis got a channel like this. Way better production/commentary than other sport equivalents too, great vids man
@davidkonevky7372
@davidkonevky7372 3 года назад
He really found a good niche between commentary and tennis
@thedawsonian9094
@thedawsonian9094 3 года назад
Most definitely
@Tina-dg3tq
@Tina-dg3tq 2 года назад
One year and few months later as I'm watching this he's ranked #10 in the world 🤯
@paolopagliaro980
@paolopagliaro980 3 месяца назад
Now #4 and Australia Open winner.
@samanthagangi1853
@samanthagangi1853 3 года назад
Woah perfect timing for the video he’s gonna go far in this years French open
@CULTTENNIS
@CULTTENNIS 3 года назад
Agreed, I hope so too!!
@gsreads
@gsreads 3 года назад
@@CULTTENNIS I wish too. Looks like he has got some amazing personality too, in post BIG 3 world. But please edit title to junior world champion or something. It's misleading.
@Ninja-gt3zi
@Ninja-gt3zi 3 года назад
Why jinx
@archerce
@archerce 3 года назад
Until he reaches Rafa in the quarters 🤷‍♂️
@MrAtaguas
@MrAtaguas 3 года назад
@@CULTTENNIS Really interested in seeing a battle of the next-gen if both Sinner and Zverev make it round 4
@sportifymedia
@sportifymedia 3 года назад
He just beat Zverev, he's in the quarters
@LucaMatteis
@LucaMatteis 3 года назад
And... next up is Nadal
@Snow-tf1em
@Snow-tf1em 3 года назад
And what a tennis he played... Gave Zverev no chance
@boxerseed
@boxerseed 3 года назад
@iONiT Oh yes, Nadal had to raise his level to beat Sinner. He tried very hard and took Sinner very seriously. Obviously Sinner hasn't won anything so far except the Next Gen Finals. But I agree with Mouratoglu, McEnroe and lots of other experts that he's already shown how incredibly good he is.
@S1rWakka
@S1rWakka 3 года назад
@@boxerseed Rafa takes every opponent seriously. That's why he's so rarely surprised by lower ranked players
@icebear326
@icebear326 3 года назад
@@boxerseed wdym? Sinner has won the Sofia Open and the Adelaide International (two ATP 250 events).
@urmomsorgans4777
@urmomsorgans4777 3 года назад
Fun fact: I met this guy once, my dad immediately said to me; “This guy is going to be something,” and we’ve been watching him ever since.
@Summon256
@Summon256 2 года назад
No he won’t be! At very most he will be Berdych/Ferrer of his own generation, nothing more! Aka pretty consistent top player capable of consistently reaching quarters and semis of grand slam just to lose to superior player! The only difference is he will probably win more masters tournaments as his own generation is nowhere nearly as dominant as big-3, so they won’t be blocking eventual masters winners like big-3 did during their hayday! But as far as grand slams go, there will always be someone greater than Sinner! Alcaraz looks to me like he has way more potential than this guy! I understand it may be due to recency bias but i concur…we’ll see in a couple of years!
@giuls9504
@giuls9504 2 года назад
​@@Summon256 we don't care about your opinion tbh
@Summon256
@Summon256 2 года назад
@@giuls9504 I wasn't quite asking how you feel about what i said either tbh...I just said that by a virtue of having a freedom of speech, so go cry me a river or something...
@Summon256
@Summon256 2 года назад
@@giuls9504 And that's not just my opinion either! That is just logical observation judged by his recent results...what i said is simply pure logic...i dare Sinner to prove me wrong, but from what i have seen so far - not that impressed sorry...
@jowinkelhock
@jowinkelhock 2 года назад
@@Summon256 Even Federer praised him. Who are you to say no? Maybe you are a pro player that we don’t know. 😂
@irisel552
@irisel552 4 месяца назад
I've been watching commentaries/videos about his journey as a player and I can totally say that he is very inspiring. His losses are painful for me as a Sinner fan especially during the wimbledon match against Djoko, the USO match against Alcaraz, and the ATP finals. Those injuries are the most painful thing to witness too. But afterall the pain of seeing him lose, the AO 2024 is indeed the sweetest victory for me as a fan. He is a late bloomer indeed and I wish to see him always healthy and may he win more.
@tuftyaurelius9062
@tuftyaurelius9062 3 года назад
What a magnificent young player👍👏. Calm, cool and confident. No juvenile and silly racket smashing behaviour. Self-disciplined and such maturity for a 19 year old...so talented. Such a wise head on such a young man. You’ll be NUMBER ONE soon. Keep the consistency going❤️👏👏👏
@yourlocalpotato7483
@yourlocalpotato7483 3 года назад
Agreed
@andrewtran6669
@andrewtran6669 4 месяца назад
I remember seeing this video a long time ago, and supported Jannik since then. Coming back today in 2024 when he won his first slam at the AO.
@bcheung2009
@bcheung2009 4 месяца назад
What a journey, from this to Aus open champ today.
@jessicantina
@jessicantina 3 года назад
Watching him go toe to toe with Rafa for nearly 2 sets was a sight to behold.
@stevemcqueen1136
@stevemcqueen1136 3 года назад
Definitely, let's not forget that Sinner only started playing tennis 5 years ago. Nadal plays tennis since he was 6.
@SquashDrink
@SquashDrink 3 года назад
@@stevemcqueen1136 okay, this is partially true but not entirely - Sinner has been playing tennis since he was 5 or 6 years old! He started playing competitively when he was 13, but his father pushed him to play tennis even when he wanted to quit at age 7. So no, it's not like sinner got to be the best in the world in a few years - he grew up playing tennis in a competitive family!
@robinsoncruise2228
@robinsoncruise2228 3 года назад
@@SquashDrink thanks for the reality check haha
@bqcjm2ldnstuff
@bqcjm2ldnstuff 3 года назад
@@stevemcqueen1136 Let's not forget that he lost to Nadal in straight sets...
@homiej2548
@homiej2548 2 года назад
@@bqcjm2ldnstuff Its usually surprising when someone DOESN'T lose to Nadal in roland Garros in straights,
@JohnDouille
@JohnDouille 3 года назад
And he just massacred Goffin in 3 sets in FO
@MrBdiddypop
@MrBdiddypop 3 года назад
That was unbelievable. He humbled a top ten player. It’ll be interesting to see how far he can go.
@GrandmaBetty1945
@GrandmaBetty1945 3 года назад
Exactly. I believe he’s going to dominate tennis the next decade
@MinhTran-qt2pi
@MinhTran-qt2pi 3 года назад
General Kenobi!
@biso299
@biso299 3 года назад
And now vs zverev in the fourth round
@GrandmaBetty1945
@GrandmaBetty1945 3 года назад
mrs-tp He’s probably top 50 of the ATP soon, at 18 years old. Federer won his first slam at age 23 if I’m not mistaken. None of the top 3 were as good as Sinner at age 18. In interviews he also sounds very mature for his age. I believe he stands a chance vs Zverev on clay. And if he wins that, it’s Nadal in the quarters
@JiraiyaSama86
@JiraiyaSama86 3 года назад
Great story. Not often you hear about someone starting tennis late and having such success. At the same time, it might have also helped that he didn't burn himself out and grind at the junior, as I've heard stories that some juniors burn out winning and playing too much. In general, another pattern I've noticed is that not many successful talented juniors transition well into professional tennis. Some most likely because they never built the strength of character. In general, i don't believe you have to be talented and super successful at the early stages. You simply need the right head and mentality to learn and grow, which seems to be the case for Sinner.
@jackquinn9535
@jackquinn9535 3 года назад
ShockWave ZERO I find Sinner most talented in tennis though but yeah.
@JiraiyaSama86
@JiraiyaSama86 3 года назад
@Heather what worked?
@thehealerslm
@thehealerslm 3 года назад
Nadal is a good example. Tony telling him in a clinic they recorded his mistakes openly after winning the French open. Go figure.
@evelyn1029
@evelyn1029 3 года назад
Totally agree with you
@chrisf247
@chrisf247 3 года назад
It's interesting, on one hand you get used to the challenge by playing people much higher than you. On the other, you can also get accustomed to losing and never needing to close out matches and thus never develop those skills.
@JimKirk1
@JimKirk1 3 года назад
He's just blasted into the Roland Garros quarterfinals at his debut appearance here. Yeah, he's up against Nadal, but damn that's one helluva way to make your name known.
@S1rWakka
@S1rWakka 3 года назад
He's now Nadal 's training partner during preparation for the Australian Open
@maka3230
@maka3230 11 месяцев назад
He is top 10 now.
@aidanmcgunnigal9394
@aidanmcgunnigal9394 3 года назад
He seems like a lovely guy as well. Pretty laid back and even a bit shy from what i've seen of him, just makes me want him to succeed more.
@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten
@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten 4 месяца назад
I think we need an update video as he won his first slam!
@homiej2548
@homiej2548 2 года назад
And now he is playing in the ATP finals. Incredible.
@SkateHassan
@SkateHassan 3 года назад
Keep working hard man, love the vids it'll pay off one day 100%
@meghnadeshmukh4480
@meghnadeshmukh4480 Год назад
I'm watching this in 2022, he's now the youngest player since Djokovic to have made it to the Quarterfinals of all grand slams
@moltimondi
@moltimondi 7 месяцев назад
And he is now number 4 !
@truthorsin1991
@truthorsin1991 3 года назад
We need a part 2. This guy is amazing
@RaymondChenon
@RaymondChenon 4 месяца назад
He won his maiden Grand Slam at AO 2024
@teqii
@teqii Год назад
Him and Alcaraz had pretty crazy rises. Hope they have many matches like the one at the US Open
@honeypotbrandon2282
@honeypotbrandon2282 2 года назад
He's not just "anyone", he's a someone who already had the work ethic and body of a professional athlete when he started playing tennis competitively.
@Aj85234480
@Aj85234480 3 года назад
I had never seen him until this year's French Open. His strokes are the loudest sounding strokes I have ever heard. They sound like mini explosions.
@ianodonoghue7299
@ianodonoghue7299 4 месяца назад
Watched this 3 years ago and came back for the nostalgia
@teqii
@teqii Год назад
waiting for your video on Carlos 😄😄😄
@pat3743
@pat3743 3 года назад
Now it’s June 2021 and he’s 19th in the rankings. Beautiful story, thank for uploading this.
@stanleypaul1381
@stanleypaul1381 3 года назад
Production quality wise, this video is nothing less than a pro sports documentary. Thanks and Keep it up.
@zowienewton8027
@zowienewton8027 4 месяца назад
Not just a random collection of clips cashing in on Sinners success! This video made a real impact on me 2 years ago. I have referred many to it since then. You can see the development in real time. A lesson in the benefits of challenging oneself rather than chasing rewards.
@pkoppula
@pkoppula 3 года назад
This channel is GOLD just like Jannik 👏🏽👌🏽👍🏽🙏🏽
@Matheusfk3
@Matheusfk3 3 года назад
Sinner groundstrokes are heeeeeavy man, he pancakes the ball.
@djedd23
@djedd23 3 года назад
I swear the pop off his racket when hitting well is insane.
@taopaille-paille4992
@taopaille-paille4992 3 года назад
true.
@Baratheon.
@Baratheon. 3 года назад
Wawrinka heavy.
@Tronny
@Tronny 3 года назад
I'm usually very good at picking future stars, I've been wondering how Jannik snuck through under my radar, I guess it makes sense now. Inspiring stuff & great video!
@welshfreedom1451
@welshfreedom1451 3 года назад
Tronny no one can pockmfiture stars ....watch moneyball, the film ..nest wishes from uk
@mynameisgladiator1933
@mynameisgladiator1933 3 года назад
I'm really good at sniffing out self-engrandizing bullshit.
@marnuscoreyempanadaslooseb6760
@marnuscoreyempanadaslooseb6760 3 года назад
Yeah I also knew Federer, Nadal, and the Joker were gonna become 3 of the best
@sebstennis8027
@sebstennis8027 3 года назад
Alcaraz Rune and Mochizuki are future stars aswell
@alejandroduque804
@alejandroduque804 9 месяцев назад
And now he have just won his first masters 1000 title, He’s my favorite tennis player rn and an inspiration, I want to see him winning in the us open.
@sarthakgupta290
@sarthakgupta290 3 года назад
And this guy just beat Zverev at FO 2020 in 4 sets ; Next up is Nadal.
@joshdubai25
@joshdubai25 3 года назад
Ok he can beat Nadal in a couple of years. I don’t think that’s gonna happen 2020.
@taopaille-paille4992
@taopaille-paille4992 3 года назад
He has to beat Nadal tomorrow if he wants to make history.
@pittgendalf5456
@pittgendalf5456 3 года назад
Does Sinner has the same play style as Söderling?
@GiacomoArturi
@GiacomoArturi 3 года назад
@@pittgendalf5456 I wouldn't say the same, although they share some characteristics. Both are power baseliners that can overpower players from both wings, however Jannik prefers the backhand while Soderling the forehand. Soderling is definitely less mobile than Jannik and has wider and slower swings, however once he unleashed his shots his pop was up there with the most powerful players (Delpo, Wawrinka, Rafa). Jannik is not a grown man yet and does not have that kind of pop (yet), however he has the remarkable talent of stepping up into the court and taking the ball early on both wings which is something that Soderling never did and which is one the best traits a tennis player can possibly have. Finally, the most important difference is that Jannik is as cold as ice on the court , he is gonna be a champion, no doubt about it, how much he is going to win is impossible to predict , but he is going to win
@philskovby2917
@philskovby2917 3 года назад
unfortunately he lost to nadal
@sonha2396
@sonha2396 4 месяца назад
And now he is a GS champion
@michaelthomas366
@michaelthomas366 3 года назад
This was very good! I'd say the key to Sinner's success apart from his great athleticism, is the absolute confidence he has in his own abilities, and the mental toughness he developed as a junior competitive skier.
@joegamer3352
@joegamer3352 Год назад
Was watching this video then got a notification on my phone about Sinner winning his 7th title in Montpellier!
@abirkalai5688
@abirkalai5688 Год назад
Admirable player.
@Grivian
@Grivian 6 месяцев назад
This video aged very well
@datboijj
@datboijj 3 года назад
Wow great writing, research and editing! This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels for tennis. Keep making videos and I’ll keep watching em!
@Cheldeo
@Cheldeo 3 года назад
What I got from this is to go out of your comfort zone and play against those better than you, it reminded me of when I played table tennis against a teacher when I wasn't confident in my abilities, however I was soon able to return his difficult shots and win some rallies, it made me realise that you have to challenge yourself even if you think you're not ready
@listenchump4041
@listenchump4041 Год назад
Watching this great video again. Honestly Sinner remains my favorite player of this generation, along with Alcaraz and Jack Draper. All three feature great games and a winner mindset.
@BluprintHk
@BluprintHk 3 года назад
The tennis community is lucky to have your quality video. Pls keep going! You have my full support
@KrayzListerine
@KrayzListerine 3 года назад
Hey man, just wanted to say keep up the good work. You're producing some of the best long form content around tennis that I've seen to date. Genuinely look forward to your videos.
@danielchretien2057
@danielchretien2057 3 года назад
I like your videos a lot. It's bizarrely rare to find good youtube commentary on tennis.
@sylacauga
@sylacauga 3 года назад
EXCELLENT video!! I absolutely love watching Sinner! I only started following him last fall, but I haven't been this excited about a new player in years. I'm telling you this kid's not just hype like so many others of the last 10 years; he's the REAL deal.
3 года назад
Phenomenal video, lots of work has been put into it and I appreciate it very much. Make me look on Sinner's performance even more outstanding. Keep up the good work with these videos.
@FC-cz6zd
@FC-cz6zd 3 года назад
Not sure why, but started following this kid about a year and a half ago. Love his game and attitude. Him, Ruud, Garin, Rublev, etc. have bright futures (I hope).
@taopaille-paille4992
@taopaille-paille4992 3 года назад
I dont see Ruud or Rublev (aka the cow) go much far in their career (maybe similar to tsonga)
@TheWitchesHat
@TheWitchesHat 3 года назад
I was at the next gen-finals in Milan and it was just incredible to watch him play. Love his style of tennis. Let’s hope he goes far in the French Open this year 🎾
@Marc443
@Marc443 3 года назад
He is so talented and has a super background and team around. Additional he seems so grounded normal, focused and intelligent. Great win for the sport. Hopefully a great future. Top character👏
@j.c.o6333
@j.c.o6333 3 года назад
Great video man, great channel overall in terms of filling the huge vacuum for tennis video essays. Looking forward to every upload!
@hurbig
@hurbig 3 года назад
Speaking of rising stars, your channel is doing amazing!
@carolc9655
@carolc9655 3 года назад
I am so frickin happy there is such a cool tennis channel on RU-vid.. yes dude bring the attention to our sport!! I’m watching all your ads because your videos are top notch 🔥
@andyliu285
@andyliu285 3 года назад
Just discovered this channel and love the addition of video essays into tennis content :) Keep up the good work!
@ZSide33
@ZSide33 3 года назад
Just watched him (in person) pick up his first ATP250 at my hometown Sofia, it was a great match and he’ll probably remember it for the rest of his life as his first ATP trophy, let’s hope he doesn’t cool off anytime soon
@gablan1468
@gablan1468 Год назад
Колко струваха билетите тогава?
@brettwilliams4304
@brettwilliams4304 3 года назад
I love the stuff! Best tennis creator on youtube!
@sergiosarmiento4371
@sergiosarmiento4371 3 года назад
Very high quality videos. looking forward to watch more documentaries about my favorite tennis stories.
@Present4
@Present4 3 года назад
Really enjoyed this vid. Thanks guys!
@boycakraningrat5843
@boycakraningrat5843 3 года назад
Ur Chanel is under rated, i like how u construct the video and content tell about story of tennis
@kikilovely9100
@kikilovely9100 3 года назад
The fact I played tennis in my elementary school years, then left and one day I was watching tv when he popped out during an interview, I was fascinated immediately by him. He is the reason I want to start tennis again and in the future I wish to become a sports psychologist. I hope I will be able to thank him live in the future.
@abhijeetkaithwas6604
@abhijeetkaithwas6604 2 года назад
Thank you cult tennis for sharing such an inspirational story with us 😌😌
@internetdinosaur8810
@internetdinosaur8810 2 года назад
Goes to show that you can really get good with passion, hard work, (money of course HAHA), and mental strength. What a madlad
@bartcasey
@bartcasey 3 года назад
Seriously awesome video! Thank you so much for the background on Sinner. It sure looks like he is headed for top 10 at least. He hits the ball harder than anyone else at the moment. He also has some kind of built-in emotional maturity that allows him to keep his cool and play at a high level during critical points. That maturity could take him to number one in the future. Go Jannik!!
@natvangugu3701
@natvangugu3701 2 года назад
Jaja... hace un año escribiste esto... Jannik hoy: top 10 🥳💯💥
@craggyexplores3070
@craggyexplores3070 2 года назад
I think he got everythin to be world number 1. If he can grind out big clay tournaments hes got it.
@shitlaryclinton9775
@shitlaryclinton9775 3 года назад
And today wins his first tourney in Sofia. What a beast.
@jenniferstolte5431
@jenniferstolte5431 2 года назад
And 10 months later, he defends his title against Gael monfils 6-3 6-4 😁
@ParanoidAandroid
@ParanoidAandroid 3 года назад
Excellent, high-quality video. Subscribed and looking forward for more!
@twain27
@twain27 3 года назад
Amazing video, I love the context and perspective... hopefully this Sinner will go far in the french open!
@IamTTwins
@IamTTwins 3 года назад
They should use your videos on TV, so well documented and well done ! We never really know the background of those players, I would love one about Thiem !
@torch_k8110
@torch_k8110 2 года назад
I remember when this video came out to keep an eye on this guy (as a causal tennis fan), and around 18 months later OMG #12 in the world at the French open. I can’t believe he’s been able to keep this unbelievable trajectory You really know how to pick winners!
@katerinadicamella
@katerinadicamella 3 года назад
This is a important and inspirational video for any upcoming or any one have a dream of becoming a pro tennis player. we all need something or someone to inspire, for motivation and determination. If there's a person have shown us with a right attitude and dedication you can overcome all obstacles to reach your dream, because if he can do it why can't we!!
@arisakagirl4552
@arisakagirl4552 3 года назад
It is mentioned that Jannik made it to the top because of "Hard Work & Dedication". While this is 100% true, it does overlook the fact that he is insanely talented. Like otherworldy talented. His eye for the ball, mental strength, timing, and ball manipulation are extraordinary. I mention this because saying that Jannik makes it because he works hard overlooks all the kids grinding their souls out on the ITF tour, eating ramen noodles, training with broken strings, playing hours upon hours a day to learn that they just dont have the talent to play at the next level. It is a sad realization that I made about myself and many others like me have made. Just a comment from a former ITF player and now arm-char critic. Great video, really enjoy your content. ;)
@azr_flyingitaliann9800
@azr_flyingitaliann9800 3 года назад
Anyone here after the Sofia open?
@Lepskysenigma
@Lepskysenigma 3 года назад
Yup, go Sinner!
@thekelvinproductionlore
@thekelvinproductionlore 3 года назад
I like how you included Tomic at 2:57 😂
@speedypete4987
@speedypete4987 2 года назад
Tomic GOAT lol.
@wumpus8688
@wumpus8688 3 года назад
I’ve watched every single one of your videos in one night! Keep it up:) extremely good content!
@josebajaiotorrealdai2036
@josebajaiotorrealdai2036 3 года назад
I love the 90's documentary film style you use, keep improving!
@thearnab
@thearnab 3 года назад
He's just got that effortless motion and easy power like Djokovic and Marcelo Rios had. So smooth.
@darj617
@darj617 3 года назад
I dont know his story too well, but I do know that most pro tennis players start playing as kids and are pretty much groomed throughout their adolescent and teenage years for what's to come if they're talented enough to reach the pros. Him being an athlete in a different sport was an advantage in the sense that he didn't just decide to get off the couch after 15 years to pick up a racquet. Point being, it is highly unlikely for someone to replicate this kind of success no matter what your dedication is if you're many years behind your peers in training and experience, and especially if you're not physically predisposed with natural athleticism. I remember an NBA player Michael Olowokandi who didn't start playing basketball until he was 18 or something ridiculous like that only to become the #1 draft pick few years later, so to your point it does tend to happen, but that guy was a 7 foot 250 pound beast of an athlete as a teenager.
@jarvis_5653
@jarvis_5653 3 года назад
awesome video !! keep up the good work !!, love this kind of tennis videos
@WorldDevFilms
@WorldDevFilms 3 года назад
Great video. Look forward to next one.
@bramvalkenburg5655
@bramvalkenburg5655 3 года назад
That is an incredible story. The guy is mature beyond his years. He's going places and he is ranked 32th atm. Too bad about his loss against Shapovalov but he will get there if he isn't already there.
@christiankohlberger7261
@christiankohlberger7261 3 года назад
Perfect timing. His match against Goffin was amazing!
@Asswipe44
@Asswipe44 3 года назад
awesome videos man! looking forward to seeing more of your content. very well put together and researched
@madhumeetable
@madhumeetable 3 года назад
Wow , thanks for the video ! It gives great hope 🎾💪👌🙏
@TheSportsPROgram
@TheSportsPROgram 3 года назад
Sinner has a great demeanor on the court, Forza Sinner !
@susanzecchin123
@susanzecchin123 3 года назад
Just won sofia tournament and Cult tennis nailed it weeks in advance
@hotchocolatebrownie4397
@hotchocolatebrownie4397 3 года назад
Awesome work... Ty and keep going ❤️
@lysikar1178
@lysikar1178 2 года назад
I watched this guy live.. he has the smoothest and most beautiful technique ive seen
@Ucci
@Ucci 3 года назад
I hope he wins the Roland Garros so that this video hits a million views! Great analysis. I've recently discovered your channel and watched all your videos. This was a very special treat for me (I'm italian).
@CULTTENNIS
@CULTTENNIS 3 года назад
Welcome aboard! I hope he goes far!!
@ebengollan7781
@ebengollan7781 3 года назад
I like to think if owned a racket I’d be able to hit a forhand
@jimbomacgee3499
@jimbomacgee3499 3 года назад
I mean, I own a racket and played for my high school but still can’t hit a forehand LMFAO
@2ndAveScents
@2ndAveScents 3 года назад
@@jimbomacgee3499 I own several rackets, I have a case of brand new balls, and haven't managed to hit a forehand.
@fede1324ee
@fede1324ee 3 года назад
what do you mean a "forehand". Isn't that just hitting the ball with your good hand?
@2ndAveScents
@2ndAveScents 3 года назад
fede edelstein I have no idea. I’m pretty sure only people with four hands know, because I’ve never seen one except on TV.
@MartinJohnZ
@MartinJohnZ 3 года назад
Hitting a forehand is easy. Making it land inside the lines is the tricky part.
@themisterlaulau
@themisterlaulau 3 года назад
Great video as always. thanks.
@cameronbarnes7760
@cameronbarnes7760 3 года назад
Dude great job producing these videos so fast, they are great quality and content! I don't know a thing about tennis but here I am having watched every video.
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