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Nov 27, 2019
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Sinner receives bowl of carrots on Italian talk show

Published Nov 27, 2019

Jannik Sinner is capping off his breakthrough season with a bunch of carrots. You read that right. The 18-year-old Italian was caught munching on the orange vegetable during a changeover in Vienna, and everyone noticed.

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He appeared on the Italian talk show Che Tempo Che Fa (What's the Weather Like)—if you speak Italian, you can watch it here.

Sinner would crack the Top 100 on October 28, making him the youngest member of the elite group. He then didn't slow down, coming seemingly out of nowhere to win the Next Gen ATP Finals with an upset of Alex De Minaur in the final.

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Though that huge week didn't give him any ranking points, he's sitting at No. 78 going into the 2020 season after winning yet another title. Playing an ATP Challenger in Ortisei, Italy just after winning in Milan, Sinner raced through the draw without the loss of a set.

It marked his third ATP Challenger title of the year (he also won two ITF 25Ks).