Jannik Sinner scored an important victory over Grigor Dimitrov, securing a spot in the Roland Garros semifinals. Despite a moment of difficulty serving for the match, Sinner maintained his high level of play, demonstrating growing maturity on the court.
"It was important and difficult to win today," the young Italian talent declared while the news was still hot. "I had a dip in my serve for the match, but that's normal. I'm happy with the level I played today." Relaxed and with a smile, Sinner He talked about his way of dealing with the pressure and the time he has to prepare for the semifinal, avoiding dwelling too much on the details of the match between Alcaraz and Tsitsipas.
"I like to relax. I don't know if I'll watch the Alcaraz-Tsitsipas semifinal. It's a great match, but I have time to prepare for the semifinal." Reflecting on the near future and his ambitions, Sinner mentioned Novak Djokovic's retirement, expressing his regret and wishing him a speedy recovery. "I'm sorry about Novak's withdrawal, I hope he recovers soon."
"I don't know what to say about the No. 1; it's everyone's dream to be No. 1 in the world. I'm sorry to hear about Novak's withdrawal, I hope he recovers soon. I'm happy with the semifinal, and I'll try not to think about it too much. Thanks to the team and the fans; I've struggled in this tournament in recent years and I want to do well. It's a special moment, and I'm happy to share it with you and with the Italians."
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