Roger Federer's coach attacks Jannik Sinner: here his hard words

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The Italian tennis player Jannik Sinner is certainly one of the most promising tennis players on the ATP Tour. In this 2023 Sinner is experiencing a great moment and is ever closer to his definitive consecration. The former tennis player and historic coach of Roger Federer, Ivan Ljubicic, spoke to the microphones of Sky Sport on Sinner and appeared quite tough.

Here are his words about it: "Jannik definitely got angry, I saw from the way he greeted Rune at the end of the match. The truth however is that he has to react on the court, it had already happened in the past, in Vienna against Tiafoe, and he has to understand that he is in a ring and has to throw punches when he serves.

He has to understand what happened and the reason for this defeat, I as we all considered him the favorite of the tournament, at that point of the semi-finals”. Ljubicic then warns the Italian: "He can't always play the part of the good guy because in the end he gets made fun of him."

Sinner in Barcelona

Jannik is currently third in the Race standings and many are now waiting for his victory in tournaments like Masters 1000 or even Grand Slam tournaments.

The fans had hoped for it a few days ago, in the Monte-Carlo Masters 1000, and Jannik had reached the semifinals with the stigmata of the great favourite. In the semifinals he won the first set 6-1 but then got stuck due to an inappropriate attitude of his opponent and in the end Jannik gave up in three sets against Holger Rune.

In short, the appointment with the victory of a 1000 is postponed and in the last few hours even an illustrious tennis player spoke about Jannik. Sinner is on the court in Barcelona against the Japanese tennis player Nishioka and will try to win the Catalan tournament, a tournament that sees various talents in world tennis as protagonists: many are already imagining a final against Carlos Alcaraz, the umpteenth act of a rivalry that everyone they hope it follows in the footsteps of Fedal, the historic rivalry between Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal.