Jannik Sinner created history on November 15 by beating Novak Djokovic in his second Green Group match at the ATP Finals in Turin. Surely, a moment to cherish for the young lad in front of his home crowd. But for the number one, it was all boos and jeers that he received from the Italian crowd throughout the match. Keeping that aside, Djokovic made a bold prediction about the 22-year-old Italian. Let’s find out what he has to say about Jannik Sinner.

The Serbian caught the ire of the crowd after he waved his hands as if conducting a classic orchestra for their incessant boos. However, the loss at the group stages didn’t have much effect on the Serb’s astonishing run this season. He managed to return the favor to Jannik Sinner just 4 days after his defeat. But Jannik Sinner managed to earn his place in the good books of the Serbinator.

Novak Djokovic is full of praise for the rising star from Italy

Even after the defeat to the player who’s 14 years younger than him, Djokovic showered praise saying Sinner deserved the victory and he should be congratulated. Recently he appeared on a famous Italian television program- ‘Che Tempo Che Fa’ where he pointed out Sinner as a player destined for the greatest possible success.

Novak Djokovic said, “I understand the hype in Italy around him. He will be number 1 in the world and will win Grand Slam tournaments, and not only do I say it, but also many others. He has potential, talent, dedication, fantastic values, he is a great guy and both his family and his team are very professional and advise him well. The truth is that I wish him the best, except when I’m on the court.” This comment can surely now help him draw some Italian fans to his fan base. Surely a clash to watch for the future.

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