Sinner's regret for Cahill, 'The Finals would have been the perfect ending'

We wanted to carry on throughout this year, push until the end and close the season in Turin, which for both of us I think would have been the perfect ending. At the same time, in a way, there was no better ending than winning Wimbledon again.

Halfway between regret and pride, Jannik Sinner reflects on the last game played with Darren Cahill in his box. The South Tyrolean has published a long video on YouTube in which, together with Cahill, he once again pays homage to his former coach and retraces the key moments of their five years together through photos.

"I will miss being able to call you at all times - admitted Sinner -. In difficult moments, you were the first one I looked for. I felt very close to you. Darren, thank you for these five unforgettable years: for how you believed in me, for your honesty and for making me a better player and person. It was a privilege".

In the video, Cahill remembers above all that putting aside the defeat in the final at Roland Garros, "resetting, coming back and winning the most important tournament we play as tennis players was an extraordinary effort". Finally, the last warning: "We have worked so that you can become the best version of yourself at 28, 29, 30. Take care to always follow our five key points: work planning, training, matches, consistency and patience. Whatever you achieve, keep pushing every day."