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Jannik Griner raises the single -trap gentleman after winning against Carlos Alkaraz from Spain at Wimbledon Championships 2025, 13 July 2025 in London, England.
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Jannik Sins On Sunday after the epic match on the major court, but the young champion started his sports career on skiing, not on tennis courts.
A 23-year-old guy who grew up in the mountainous region of South Tyrol in Italy won a two-time champion that protects Carlos Alkaraz in London to win his fourth title of great helmet. Alkara won the last five matches between two rivals, in particular at the French Open only four weeks ago.
“In each match there is a story,” said the sinner in an exclusive interview with CNBC’s Tanya Bryer. “I was very close in Paris … and he (Alcaraz) the player who makes me the best player. If you lose someone, you are trying to keep working on things and sometimes trying to change the result, and I’m very glad I did it yesterday.”
The sin said he shared a “big rivalry on the site” with Alkaraz and “good friendship” outside the tennis. Sometimes two check each other over the text.
“Each of us needs the one who pushes himself to the borders and every time we go to the site, we strive to defeat our opponent, but at the same time, respecting great respect,” the sin said.
The sinner served a three -month ban on doping earlier this year, but returned to the tennis chain in early May. His victory in Wimbledon was his first victory for the great slam after the ban.
“It feels strange,” the sinner said. “Yesterday, 24 hours ago, you never know exactly what’s going on and it makes it even more special. I saw my family here, the whole family, and then the whole team, and having this trophy, having won it in my box, it’s really strange.”
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The first love of the sinner in sports was skiing – not tennis. He started skiing from the age of three and continued to win the championship in a giant slalom when he was eight, then there was a national occupation at the age of 12.
Its sports idols were not tennis players but instead Bode Miller Champion. It was at the age of 13 who decided to focus solely on tennis.
“I was fortunate enough to try a lot of sports, so I realized that in the early centuries, what I really like to do, and skiing it is difficult because you make one mistake you can’t win the race, it’s just one and a half minutes, just going down as fast as you can,” said the sinner.
The task of tennis and a few chances to win is what it has been swept.
The Italian sinner Yannik notes the trophy after winning the 2025 men’s finals, as well as Runner Up Carlos Alcaraz Spain.
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“Tennis is where you can also see mental parts. You see, when someone fights, you see when someone enjoys it and you have one opponent at a time and you don’t always need to play your best tennis to win this day,” the sin said.
“So there are many things as a tennis player you have to survive, but that’s exactly what I love,” he added.
Practice for the purpose of
What it takes to take the winner’s thinking, sin said it’s all about taking problems.
“Pressure is a privilege,” the sinner said. “I really like the pressure because I think if you don’t feel the pressure, it means what you do, and I feel privileged to be in the position where I … that’s exactly the motivation, why I continue to work.”
Serger said 1% of the athletes from all the rest are how ready they are to fight.
“I always go into practice for the purpose, and I believe that the thinking you start to build in practical classes when you fight when you have pain when you don’t want to practice, but you still go and you still do your best to do it with a good day,” he said.
“If you can’t do it in practical classes, you can’t do it in real matches. So I think it’s one of the biggest parts.”
Last month, the male singles player thanked for failure against Alcaras last month because he pushed him to do better.
“I don’t think in our sport there are failures if you don’t give 100% and (if) you tried everything you can, then you know that you will have good days and you will have bad days,” he said.
