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Jannik Sinner and Anna Kalinskaya (Source: X)
Amid his ongoing vacation with his girlfriend Anna Kalinskaya after Wimbledon 2024, tennis superstar Jannik Sinner was caught training during his holiday. A fan recorded the Italian ace practising, and the video quickly went viral on social media.
This unexpected sighting has intrigued tennis enthusiasts and fans alike, highlighting Sinner's dedication to his sport even while on a break. Notably, Sinner and Anna have been enjoying a fun and adventurous holiday in Costa Smeralda, a renowned tourist destination in Sardinia, Italy.
Here is the training video:
training 💪 pic.twitter.com/gu5PEVkkKp
— zowy (@whoiszoey7) July 17, 2024
The Italian weekly magazine Chi captured the couple's relaxed and joyful moments, releasing the first pictures on July 17. The photos showed the pair laughing, playing in the water, and swimming in the ocean, embodying the perfect summer getaway.
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The couple’s vacation comes after both made significant decisions to focus on recuperation and preparation for future events. Sinner chose to skip the Nordea Open to recover and gear up for the upcoming Summer Olympics in Paris.
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Similarly, Kalinskaya declined an invitation to compete as a neutral athlete at the same event. These decisions provided an ideal backdrop for the couple to relax and enjoy quality time together. Sinner's relationship with Kalinskaya became public during the 2024 French Open when they were seen supporting each other passionately.
In a post-match press conference, Sinner confirmed their relationship but maintained his privacy preference, stating, “I’m with Anna [Kalinskaya], yes, but we keep everything very confidential; you know my confidentiality. I won’t say more.”
Ranked world no.1, Jannik Sinner played his last match on July 9, where he was defeated by world no.5 Daniil Medvedev in a gruelling quarterfinal at Wimbledon. Despite this loss, Sinner's performance this season has been remarkable. He boasts a 42-4 record and has clinched four titles in 2024, including victories at the Australian Open, Rotterdam, Miami, and Halle.