Sinner satisfied with his new team: "We've changed something".
Since the scandal of the doping affair, Jannik Sinner has renewed part of his staff and is therefore surrounded by new people who seem to bring him a lot.
The Italian, who beat Nicolas Jarry in the first round of the Beijing tournament (4-6, 6-3, 6-1), spoke of the important role played by his team in his current results: "The first round of a tournament is never easy, and playing against Jarry is a real challenge.
But I'm satisfied with my performance.
Nicolas played good tennis, especially in the first set when I had trouble reading his serve. So I tried to stay mentally in the match without thinking about the score.
Lately, we've been working very hard and we've changed something.
I'm very satisfied. It worked well, but I need to improve for the second round."
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