Jannik Sinner discusses his thoughts on the viral celebration of Novak Djokovic’s Olympic victory.

According to Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic’s extraordinarily emotional reaction to winning the Paris Olympics is completely reasonable given what the Serb went through before achieving one of his most important objectives and dreams.

After winning back-to-back Grand Slam titles at the French Open and Wimbledon, it was little surprise that Carlos Alcaraz was widely regarded as the favorite in the Paris Olympics final against Djokovic.

And, yes, Alcaraz delivered a wonderful performance and played at a high level throughout the final – but so did Djokovic – and he did it a little better, winning 7-6 (3) 7-6 (2) in a two-set Olympic final that lasted over three hours.

If there had been a decider in the match, the championship game would have likely lasted four hours or longer, which would have been ridiculous.

“Everyone will agree that this contest is of the highest caliber. a match that required a lot of physical exertion. Something extraordinary must occur when the two greatest athletes in the world compete.

Watching a match like this was enjoyable for everyone, in my opinion. During his news conference prior to the competition in Montreal, Sinner stated, “You really don’t see a match like that every day.”

At this point in his career, Djokovic has made it quite clear to everyone that his top ambition is to win his first Olympic gold medal. And the 37-year-old celebrated extremely passionately and emotionally on the court after receiving one and finishing his incredible résumé to the hilt. The Serbian even broke down in tears of pleasure.

Naturally, I comprehend; nonetheless, I believe he has a deeper understanding than everyone else. The last thing he needed to do was get this medal, which is what he strove so hard to achieve. This, he knew in his head. A few times, he came very close, finishing in fourth or bronze.

This year was his year, and it was simply a beautiful scene to witness how much this meant to him,” Sinner stated.

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