Jannik Sinner gives a reply to Jack Draper's 'He's too nice' remark

The hype for the US Open is on another level and the whole of Queens will be ready for the upcoming battle between two of the young stars in Jannik Sinner and Taylor Fritz who will go on to compete for the upcoming Grand Slam event. This will be a match to see which of the two will finally get their hands on the final Grand Slam tournament of the season.

The player who will be focused on winning the Grand Slam prize is none other than World number one Jannik Sinner who has looked like the best player in this season. This was evident in the semi final match against Jack Draper where he beat the British number one in straight sets to make it to his first US Open final and has the chance of winning his second Grand Slam title in 2024.

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Sinner replies to the 'He's too nice' remarks from Draper

It was made clear just before the game that Sinner and Jack Draper are great friends and it is no surprise that they have shared a lot of things about themselves as well. In fact in one of the interviews Draper gave a unique answer when asked about Sinner's weakness saying " He's too nice". Though we all like Sinner's off court persona there were still a lot of people who wanted to know the answer to this reply to which the World number answered stating " No, that's not true. We know each other very well. We had a chance to play doubles together. We give ourselves sometimes some tactical, you know, for example, when he has to play against certain players, you know, sometimes if he asks me, I give him couple of things trying to play against. Obviously I know I'm righty and he's lefty, so it's completely different."

This was one of the most professional and kind hearted answer by Sinner which tells us a lot about his personality, where he also ended his statement saying " I feel like we are both very nice off the court. We are good friends. On the court, then we try to play some good tennis, and I think that's also what the crowd wants to see. So it's good.” This confirms that the Italian sensation might be one of the most ruthless players on the court, but a soft hearted gentleman off the court.