C'est une source d'inspiration", Bellucci praises Sinner
Mattia Bellucci gave an interview to Super Tennis where he discussed various aspects of his game and also his compatriot and world number 1, Jannik Sinner.
He states: "Today, I know I have more tools than before and I think I can find a way to harmonize my different strokes.
I have some old habits I need to break; let me explain: my serve has always been a key weapon, but sometimes it worked against me because I was almost caught off guard for the next shot.
So I have to focus on how to better manage expectations during a rally without rushing into the game.
Jannik is a player I've known since childhood. Our paths were different because he became much stronger first.
His progression was absolutely gradual; he climbed the ranks and proved himself time and again even before reaching the number one spot.
He truly deserved everything: I remember him well before the Wimbledon tournament and I have the utmost respect for him. He's a source of inspiration.
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