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The Tennis Abstract Podcast
Jeff Sackmann
115 episodes
9 months ago
Jeff Sackmann talks tennis and analytics with a rotating cast of experts and superfans.
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Jeff Sackmann talks tennis and analytics with a rotating cast of experts and superfans.
Show more...
Tennis
Sports
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Ep 104: The Present and Future of Jannik Sinner
The Tennis Abstract Podcast
58 minutes 14 seconds
4 years ago
Ep 104: The Present and Future of Jannik Sinner
Carl Bialik joins me for a recap of the Miami Open, with a particular focus on the Italian teenager who reached the final there. Sinner has a relatively weak first serve, but seems to do everything else right. We talk about how to balance what he is with what he could be, the importance of his evident emotional maturity, whether he'll eventually win more first serve points, how well he'll fare on clay this year, and just how much we can compare him with Rafael Nadal. We also touch on the man who beat Sinner in the Miami final, Hubert Hurkacz. Is a 24-year-old without any obvious elite-level weapons still on the rise, or will the Masters 1000 title mark his career peak?
The Tennis Abstract Podcast
Jeff Sackmann talks tennis and analytics with a rotating cast of experts and superfans.