Jannik Sinner left Wimbledon demonstrating his status as world number one. The Italian became champion for the second time in a row after defeating Alexander Zverev in the final. The tennis player of San Candido, 25, seemed to have the world of tennis under his control, taking advantage of the prolonged absence due to injury of Carlos Alcaraz, his nemesis in the circuit. But that July 12 that saw him consolidate his position of governance was at…
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Jannik Sinner left Wimbledon demonstrating his status as world number one. The Italian became champion for the second time in a row after defeating Alexander Zverev in the final. The tennis player of San Candido, 25, seemed to have the world of tennis under his control, taking advantage of the prolonged absence due to injury of Carlos Alcaraz, his nemesis in the circuit. But that July 12 that saw him consolidate his position of governance was at…