"I don't remember London being this HOT" 🥵 | Jannik Sinner | On-court Interview |

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Italy's Jannik Sinner speaks in his on-court interview after he defeats fellow Italian Luca Nardi in the first round match of the Gentlemen's Singles on No.1 Court at Wimbledon 2025
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Yannick, congratulations. You've got to be pleased with that for a start to this year's Wimbledon.
Yes, I'm very, very happy to come back here. It's such a special place for me.
Playing against an Italian is, for us, very unfortunate.
But one has to go through, so I'm happy that's me.
The atmosphere, as always, is amazing, actually.
So thank you so much for coming out.
I know it's very, very hot, very, very humid.
I don't remember last time when in London was this weather.
But, yeah, again, thank you so much.
I just want to talk to you about the performance and the tennis today.
You're serving, in particular, the placement really tight.
Are you particularly pleased with that?
Yeah, we worked a lot after Halle on the serve today,
especially in the important moments.
I felt like I was serving very well in the beginning.
I think we both struggled a little bit.
There were not so many rallies.
But then after I tried to step up, trying to hit through the ball,
which I'm very happy, or how I ended the match,
and hopefully that gives me the confidence to start the next match.
But, yeah, first matches are never easy, so I'm very happy about my performance
and, obviously, also the serving today.
Can that performance basically give an example
that the pain of Roland-Garros is now behind you
and you're ready to go for this title?
Yeah, it's a new tournament, new chances, new challenges.
You have one opponent at a time, so I'm very happy about today.
And, obviously, I try to keep going, try to enjoy to play here.
If you don't enjoy to play on these courts,
I don't know where you're going to enjoy.
So I'm very happy to be here, and let's see what's coming.
Congratulations, Yannick Sinner!
