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By Mar 29, 2025Darren Cahill is helping Jannik Sinner play razor-sharp tennis
“Be proud of where you are, and have fun when you play,” is advice the Aussie gives the Italian. He did on Tuesday, during a clinical demolition of Andrey Rublev.
Published Mar 28, 2023
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Sinner hit 29 winners and made just two errors; won 86 percent of his first-serve points; and beat the No. 7 player in the world in 72 minutes.
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“We’ve started to learn the opponent much better, which is one point where, for sure, all of us invested a lot,” Sinner says of his coaching team.
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