Will Smith playfully responds, as Jannik Sinner wants him to act in his biopic

Overview

• Jannik Sinner was asked about the Hollywood actor he would want to play his character in his biopic
• At the Six Kings Slam tournament, the Italian took the name of Will Smith and felt it could be good, although different
• Smith reacted to it by editing his face in Sinner's Wimbledon title winning image and claimed to be ready

In the Six Kings Slam Tournament, Jannik Sinner was asked whom he would want to see play his character in his Hollywood biopic. The Italian felt it to be a funny question but still went with Will Smith as a good option. While Sinner felt it to be different, he added it would be good.

"Let's go with Will Smith. Why not? Different but good," Sinner reacted to the question. As soon as he took Smith's name, the video went viral on social media platforms as wide as it reached the man himself. Smith saw the video and responded to it with an Instagram story.

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The Hollywood star edited the image of Sinner winning his maiden Wimbledon title in 2025. He replaced Sinner's face with his and claimed to be ready for the role. "I'm in," wrote Smith on his Instagram handle and tagged the star player along with the edited image. Fans felt it's a playful way of reacting to the scenario.

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz set up yet another final matchup

At the Six Kings Slam tournament, Sinner made it to the final without losing a match. The 4-time Grand Slam winner overcame Novak Djokovic in the Semifinal to qualify for the final. It was yet another event where Djokovic beat everyone till the semifinal before facing one of Sinner or Carlos Alcaraz.

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It is yet another tournament in 2025 with a final to be played between Sinner and Alcaraz. The Spaniard has been on a roll himself, as he won the US Open a few weeks ago and followed it up with a spot in the Six Kings Slam final.