There will be changes," says Sinner after losing his world number one ranking
Jannik Sinner fell in the US Open final to his great rival Carlos Alcaraz. This defeat also means the Italian has lost his world number one spot in the ATP rankings to the Spaniard.
In a press conference, he revealed what he plans to do to regain his place: "I'm not saying I'm suddenly going to become left-handed, but over time, there will be changes—I don't yet know if they'll be major or minor.
I am a very consistent player, I like to play from the baseline and hit hard. I am a good tennis player, I just think I need to add something that will be decisive to improve, like in rallies.
I look forward to playing matches like this again. I'm no longer number one, so I will try to make these changes work, we'll see.
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