“I would happy even if I’m three or four in the world, to be honest,” Jannik Sinner told the media in Rome.
The Norwegian waited a long time for this moment.
The Brit is gaining confidence and self-belief on clay, which spells trouble for his opponents.
Former World No. 1 Venus Williams returns to Roland Garros this month—as an analyst.
The Japanese dropped down a level to build up her confidence, and came away with a title.
The World No.1 is happy to be fulfilling her promise, and wants to expand her empire to Paris.
The 21-year-old was the youngest women's singles finalist in Madrid in 16 years.
