Talk about the most fashionable players on the men’s tennis circuit and Stefanos Tsitsipas is certainly one among them. On multiple occasions, the Greek tennis star has stunned fans with some glorious outfits. Additionally, he has also been featured by the fashion and lifestyle magazine, Vogue. As Tsitsipas gears up for the ATP World Tour Finals, he was spotted in another eye-catching outfit during the pre-tournament party. This led to his first match opponent, Jannik Sinner, making a candid revelation.

Tsitsipas takes on Sinner in the first match of the ATP World Tour Finals tomorrow. Despite being strong rivals, Sinner wanted to imitate Tsitsipas with his looks as he made a request.

Jannik Sinner vies for Stefanos Tsitsipas’ on-court fit

Earlier this week, Sinner was interviewed in Turin where he spoke about his chances ahead of the tournament. During that talk, he also gave his opinion about Tsitsipas’ unique look during the pre-tournament party. The Greek star’s clothing was presented with a beige and brownish poncho – a bit retro, but stylish nonetheless.

Talking about this, Sinner said, “The poncho of Stefanos? It’s great, I ask you to order one for me – he says laughing -. I’m wearing you it’s fine… In any case, I realize how much this is a great event with a lot of anticipation. I’m here with a very positive attitude because in the last part of the season I played very well, especially indoors.” (Translated using Google Translate)

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Despite being one of the most fashionable players on the tour, Tsitsipas once admitted that his sartorial sense was very weak. Further, he revealed how he redefined his wardrobe – from being a lanky lad to now being hailed as the Greek God of tennis.

When Tsitsipas upped his fashion game

The Greek star has been at the top of his game for quite a few years now. As a result, it is evident that he’s constantly under the media lens on and off the court. Thus, it required him to redefine his style when he believed that his wardrobe sense wasn’t strong and he wasn’t putting his best foot forward.

Tsitsipas once revealed, “My wardrobe was quite weak, and I didn’t have a game there. I wanted to start dressing up a bit, so we tried to create an identity. Earthy colors, nothing too flashy; refined but youthful.”

Nonetheless, he has come a long way and his looks at the pre-event party of the ATP World Tour Finals firmly prove so. The Greek star will look to shift his focus back to tennis as he takes on Sinner in a mouth-watering clash. It’ll be interesting to see if he can prevail over the in-form Italian.

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