The former fitness coach of Novak Djokovic will now work with Jannik Sinner as the Italian player looks for methods to get better, even though he is now ranked first in the world.
The former fitness coach of Novak Djokovic will now work with Jannik Sinner as the Italian player looks for methods to get better even though he is now ranked first in the world.
Sinner is without a doubt among the world’s most improved players this year. From missing out on the major events, he went on to win two Grand Slam titles and get to the top of the world rankings.
In the US Open final, he defeated Taylor Fritz in a lopsided match to win his second major championship. Sinner wowed the crowds with his level throughout his ascent to fame in New York, dropping just two sets.
The Italian was exonerated of all wrongdoing, but his accomplishment was all the more remarkable considering the certainly anxious time he had before the US Open started when the news of his positive tests for the prohibited chemical clostebol leaked. Nevertheless, this led to the firing of his previous fitness coach, which left him searching for a replacement.
After Sinner prevailed at Flushing Meadows despite the doping scandal and his response to it, Toni Nadal commended his demeanor and mental toughness, highlighting how mature he is despite his youth.
Sinner is still prone to bodily problems even if he has shown himself to be an amazing player. This season, he has experienced cramping on a few occasions during extended games or in hot, muggy weather.
Sinner might remain at the top of the game for a number of years if he makes progress in that area. He has demonstrated his technical and mental strength. The 23-year-old has the potential to be a frighteningly complete player if he gains physical strength.
By bringing on Marco Panichi, the former fitness coach of Novak Djokovic, Sinner has made a step toward making that a reality. Though there has been some speculation in the past few days, Panichi’s joining Sinner’s squad is now confirmed.
Panichi and Djokovic collaborated from 2019 until April 2024. He was a major contributor to the Serbian’s extraordinary longevity, although Panichi has also admitted that Djokovic is a genetic anomaly.
Over his lengthy career, the Italian coach has collaborated with a large number of players. Among them are Li Na, Simone Bolelli, Francesca Schiavone, Fabio Fognini, Philipp Kohlschreiber, Daniela Hantuchova, and Angelique Kerber.
His thirty years of tennis experience is only partially applied to his work with those players. Prior to his career in tennis, Panichi pursued a career in athletics as well, winning the Italian long jump championship thrice.
With Panichi, Djokovic enjoyed great success, therefore it was unexpected that he would split ways with him. Following a sluggish start to 2024, the 24-time Grand Slam champion also ceased working with Goran Ivanisevic.
Success is never certain, but Sinner made a sensible decision. Many of the ATP and WTA players who have used Panichi on their squads have praised him for his extensive history of success when working with players.
After the ATP Finals in November, Sinner wants to rank as the world’s top player at the end of the year for the first time in his career. Despite having a large advantage at the top and a sizable number of points remaining to defend, the two-time Grand Slam champion has a terrific opportunity.
Sinner is without a doubt among the world’s most improved players this year. From missing out on the major events, he went on to win two Grand Slam titles and get to the top of the world rankings.
In the US Open final, he defeated Taylor Fritz in a lopsided match to win his second major championship. Sinner wowed the crowds with his level throughout his ascent to fame in New York, dropping just two sets.
The Italian was exonerated of all wrongdoing, but his accomplishment was all the more remarkable considering the certainly anxious time he had before the US Open started when the news of his positive tests for the prohibited chemical clostebol leaked. Nevertheless, this led to the firing of his previous fitness coach, which left him searching for a replacement.
After Sinner prevailed at Flushing Meadows despite the doping scandal and his response to it, Toni Nadal commended his demeanor and mental toughness, highlighting how mature he is despite his youth.
Sinner is still prone to bodily problems even if he has shown himself to be an amazing player. This season, he has experienced cramping on a few occasions during extended games or in hot, muggy weather.
Sinner might remain at the top of the game for a number of years if he makes progress in that area. He has demonstrated his technical and mental strength. The 23-year-old has the potential to be a frighteningly complete player if he gains physical strength.
By bringing on Marco Panichi, the former fitness coach of Novak Djokovic, Sinner has made a step toward making that a reality. Though there has been some speculation in the past few days, Panichi’s joining Sinner’s squad is now confirmed.
Panichi and Djokovic collaborated from 2019 until April 2024. He was a major contributor to the Serbian’s extraordinary longevity, although Panichi has also admitted that Djokovic is a genetic anomaly.
Over his lengthy career, the Italian coach has collaborated with a large number of players. Among them are Li Na, Simone Bolelli, Francesca Schiavone, Fabio Fognini, Philipp Kohlschreiber, Daniela Hantuchova, and Angelique Kerber.
His thirty years of tennis experience is only partially applied to his work with those players. Prior to his career in tennis, Panichi pursued a career in athletics as well, winning the Italian long jump championship thrice.
With Panichi, Djokovic enjoyed great success, therefore it was unexpected that he would split ways with him. Following a sluggish start to 2024, the 24-time Grand Slam champion also ceased working with Goran Ivanisevic.
Success is never certain, but Sinner made a sensible decision. Many of the ATP and WTA players who have used Panichi on their squads have praised him for his extensive history of success when working with players.
After the ATP Finals in November, Sinner wants to rank as the world’s top player at the end of the year for the first time in his career. Despite having a large advantage at the top and a sizable number of points remaining to defend, the two-time Grand Slam champion has a terrific opportunity.
