Jannik Sinner Bluntly Dismisses Potential Hostility From US Open Crowd in Confident Reaction – ‘We Are in America’

One challenging trial of any sport is handling a crowd that stands against you. Italy’s Jannik Sinner might encounter a similar situation in Arthur Ashe tomorrow. While it is not confirmed how challenging it might be for the ATP star, Sinner is ready. Ahead of playing his first US Open final, this player drops a poised yet humble response showing why he deserves the ATP no 1 rank.

Sinner defeated Jack Draper in the US Open semifinal.7-5, 7(7)-6(3), and 6-2 in Arthur Ashe and entered the slam’s finals. He will be facing off Taylor Fritz tomorrow. His opponent will be the home favorite, which increases the intensity of the final given the stadium crowd will likely cheer for the American player. However, Sinner has thought about it and revealed his strategy for the finals.

After overpowering Jack Draper, Sinner attended a press conference and spoke about handling the American crowd in the finals. “I mean it’s right that atmosphere is that what’s going to be. I mean we are in America, we are in New York playing against an American so it’s going to be for sure the crowd a little bit more on their side but it’s normal. It’s like when I play in Italy no? So, it’ a bit the same so I’m going to accept that,” he said. 

Sinner’s statement expressed how prepared he was to encounter a crowd in Arthur Ashe that would strictly want an American to win the slam. While it is challenging, Sinner has his strategy prepared for that.

“I have my team and my people who are close to me. In my mind I know that there are many people watching from home watching from Italy and yeah then just take some support from them,” he said. Sinner is relying on the support of his followers and close ones to keep his mind focused and motivated for his match against Fritz. He also expressed great delight in achieving this feat and showcased his confidence for his upcoming match.

Jannik Sinner finds this season “very, very positive”

After defeating Draper, Sinner maintained his humble personality while speaking about his expectations for the finals. While he appeared very grounded, he expressed great confidence for the Grand Slam. “Yeah I’m just happy to be in the final here, Whoever it is, it’s gonna be a very tough challenge for me but I’m just looking forward to it. The season I’m going through is very, very positive,” said the Italian.

After winning the 2024 Australian Open, this is Sinner’s second time entering a Grand Slam finals. He is the first ATP player born after 1988 to reach the semifinals of all four majors.

Jannik Sinner has already proven his worth in tennis. There is hardly any doubt about his skills in the sport. Despite his politeness, the Italian player will burn with the fire of competition win his career’s second Grand Slam title. Do you think he can win against Fritz and the home crowd?