Sinner opted not to travel to Tokyo for the Olympics as he wanted to focus on developing his game. He was criticized by a large section of the tennis community, including Fabio Fognini and former Roland Garros champion Adriano Panatta, for skipping such an important event.
However, according to Piatti, Sinner had to give the Games a miss in order to work on his serve. The coach also highlighted that most people took aim at the young Italian without knowing all the details.
Piatti, who has previously coached the likes of Novak Djokovic and Maria Sharapova, also spoke about Sinner’s 2021 season. According to the coach, Sinner’s most important lessons came from the losses he suffered.
Riccardo Piatti wants Jannik Sinner to win a Grand Slam title in 2022
In the same interview, Piatti revealed that Sinner’s objective for the 2022 season is to feature in about “55-60 matches” and qualify for the ATP Finals at the end of the year. He also hopes his charge can win a Grand Slam title in 2022.
Piatti also pointed out that despite breaking into the top 10, Sinner hasn’t made a huge impact as yet.
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