Jannik Sinner and the improved serve

It is no longer a secret that Jannik Sinner is one of the greatest talents in the tennis circus. However, the serve has not yet been one of the young Pusterer's greatest strengths. Since Sinner has been working with his new coach Simone Vagnozzi (he has been at his side since February), according to the tennis experts, he has improved his skills.

After the clear win against Bjorn Fratangello Said Sinner: “The serve helped me a lot today. The serve is a part of my game that I have improved. Against some players it's not enough just to hit hard. Especially on sand, it's about serving in a variety of ways. The goal is to make it even better in the next few months.” “The serve is a part of my game that I have improved.” Jannik Sinner What Sinner means is that on clay courts, the angle of the serve is particularly important. Because on this surface you can't reach the same impact speeds as on grass or hard courts. A Spaniard is waiting on Thursday In the second round of the French Open on Thursday, Sinner will face the Spanish clay court specialist Roberto Carballes Baena, who won his opening match against Oscar Otte. The world number 89 almost lost a 2-0 lead and was on the pitch for almost 2 hours longer than Sinner.

Sinner and Carballes Baena have never played against each other to date. The 29-year-old Iberian has won one ATP-level tournament in his career - in 2018 on clay (in Colombia). If Sinner progresses, he would face Nikoloz Basilashvili (ATP 24) from Georgia or the American Mackenzie Mcdonald (ATP 60) in the following round.

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Jannik Sinner and the improved serve

Jannik Sinner clearly won his first round match at the French Open in three sets. It became clear once again that he has improved his serve game.

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