Jannik Sinner's Triumph

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Jannik Sinner, a young Italian tennis player, won the Australian Open, defeating Daniil Medvedev in a stunning comeback. Sinner's victory has been celebrated as a generational change in tennis and has drawn praise from figures like Pope Francis and Andre Agassi.

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A Final Without Novak Djokovic Was A Long Haul In Melbourne

Forbes - 364 days ago - Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev went all the way at Melbourne in a no Novak zone. It felt like something was missing.

Australian Open 2024: Jannik Sinner success signals start of new era of dominance, says Nick Kyrgios

Evening Standard - 365 days ago - Player-turned-pundit predicts era of the big three is coming to a close

Jannik Sinner says tennis needs generational change. The 22-year-old is leading the way

The Sydney Morning Herald - 365 days ago - Jannik Sinner is just the fifth man to win an Australian Open singles title in the past 19 years. He’s not writing Novak Djokovic off yet, but even he recognises his win could be a game-changing moment.

Sinner won't settle after Melbourne triumph, says Cahill

Channel News Asia - 365 days ago - Jannik Sinner's Australian Open title win on Sunday will only whet the Italian's appetite for more Grand Slam success, coach Darren Cahill said.The world number four rallied from two sets down at Rod Laver Arena to stun 2021 U.S. Open champion Daniil Medvedev 3-6 3-6 6-4 6-4 6-3 and claim his first major.

'Tennis needs next generation': Sinner on ending Big 3's dominance at AUS Open

Hindustan Times - 365 days ago - Jannik Sinner was not about to announce the end of the "Big Three" after his breakthrough Grand Slam triumph at the Australian Open. | Tennis News

Australian Open champions won’t see change in rankings

The Globe and Mail - 365 days ago - Jannik Sinner to stay at No. 4, Aryna Sabalenka No. 2

In defense of Daniil Medvedev, tennis' perennial runner-up

Yardbarker - 365 days ago - Daniil Medvedev has been called many things recently – an octopus, an unfair player, an unwitting feminist icon – but he has not, unfortunately, been called a Grand Slam champion. The Russian qualified for two Major finals in the past six months but lost both of them – first the 2023 U. S. Open to Novak Djokovic, then this weekend’s Australian Open to Jannik Sinner. That's a lot of last-hurdle failure in a short amount of time and from the outside, it’s looked awfully miserable to be Medvedev. But to hear the man himself tell it, things couldn’t be better. “Now, I’m dreaming more than ever. But I would say it’s not anymore a kid who is dreaming," Medvedev said, reflecting after his AO loss to Sinner on Sunday. "It’s me, myself, right now, a 27-year-old who is dreaming, and who’s doing everything that is possible for my future and for my present. I love it.” That’s the beauty of Medvedev, a perplexing, awkward, utterly idiosyncratic athlete whose refusal to fit the mold brings him right back around to brilli

Tennis needs the next generation, says Grand Slam champion Sinner

Channel News Asia - 365 days ago - MELBOURNE: Jannik Sinner was not about to announce the end of the "Big Three" after his breakthrough Grand Slam triumph at the Australian Open but the 22-year-old Italian does believe tennis needs a fresh generation of champions. His five-set victory over Daniil Medvedev on Sunday made him the first Melbou

Jannik Sinner ready to dance in 'pressure storm' after winning Australian Open

The Japan Times - 365 days ago - Sinner is prepared for the brighter spotlight that will follow him after winning the Australian Open.

Jannik Sinner is Darren Cahill’s latest champion heading for top spot

The Times - 365 days ago - Italian’s Australian Open win is another trophy on the CV of the Australian who coached Agassi, Hewitt and Halep to grand-slam glory, and he sees Sinner as world No 1-in-waiting

Sinner rallies from 2 sets down to beat Medvedev in Australia Open final, clinch first Grand Slam title

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 365 days ago - MELBOURNE, Australia — Jannik Sinner lined up a forehand, drilled it down the line and dropped to the court on his back, giving himself some moments to process how he'd managed to come back from two sets down to win his first Grand Slam title. The 22-year-old Sinner found a way to turn defense into attack in his first major final and take the Australian Open title from Daniil Medvedev, 3-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3, on Sunday.

Jannik Sinner proves his major-winning mentality with Australian Open victory

The Independent - 365 days ago - The 22-year-old Italian recovered from two sets down in a 3-6 3-6 6-4 6-4 6-3 victory.

Jannik Sinner rallies from 2 sets down to win Australian Open

Los Angeles Times - 365 days ago - Jannik Sinner found a way to turn defense into attack in his first major final and take the Australian Open title from Daniil Medvedev on Sunday.

Jannik Sinner Soars with Courage at the Australian Open

The New Yorker - 365 days ago - Louisa Thomas writes about the 2024 Australian Open men’s final, in which Jannik Sinner defeated Daniil Medvedev.

Jannik Sinner makes sensational comeback to claim Australian Open

Hindustan Times - 365 days ago - In an epic final, the 22-year-old rallies from two sets down to beat Medvedev for his first Grand Slam, becoming Italy's first men's singles winner since 1976 | Tennis News

'It’s not easy because I’m still a bit young,' Jannik Sinner goes all out cheekily thanking his team for all their support as he revels in his Australian Open victory

Yardbarker - 365 days ago - Italian tennis ace Jannik Sinner won his maiden Grand Slam title as he beat Daniil Medvedev in the 2024 Australian Open final. Sinner came from behind and won the match in four sets to win his first-ever major title. The 22-year-old then thanked his team members for helping him throughout the tournament. Sinner said that he is still young and learning. He talked about the importance of evolving every day and then also mentioned the role of his team members in helping him grow as a player as well as an individual. Sinner also thanked the crowd in Australia for making him feel at home. My team, everyone who’s in this box...Also watching from home who works with me...We’re trying to get better every day. Even during the tournament, we try to get stronger and understand every situation a little better. Jannik Sinner said. I’m so glad to have you there supporting me and understanding me. Sometimes it’s not easy because I’m still a bit young sometimes. It is what it is. Most importantly, the support has been crazy