Daily Dose of Social Media: Jannik Sinner takes on golf after stellar season, Raducanu's return to the court
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Today in
our Daily Dose of Social Media, we review the most significant activities and
Entertainment from ATP and WTA players.
Jannik Sinner is already enjoying his time off after winning the Davis Cup title, kicking off his vacation with a golf session alongside his coach Darren Cahill. Similarly, Jasmine Paolini is enjoying the beach and has called on fans to support Italy in the United Cup.
On the other hand, Emma Raducanu isn’t taking any time off and is already back in training, while Holger Rune is gearing up for the Nordic Battle against Casper Ruud.
Swinging into vacation: Sinner enjoys post-season on the golf course
World No. 1
Jannik Sinner crowned an incredible season this Sunday with Italy's Davis Cup
title. After defeating Tallon Griekspoor in straight sets, he secured the
European team's successful title defense, adding this achievement to the eight
singles titles he claimed throughout the season, including the Australian Open,
US Open, and ATP Finals.
The
23-year-old is now enjoying some well-deserved time off after a busy season.
Alongside his coach, Darren Cahill, Sinner took to the golf course to kick off
his vacation. The former coach of Simona Halep shared a video on social media
showing Sinner casually practicing his swing on the green.
Swinging into vacation... 🦊😂🏌♂️
— Janniksin_Updates (@JannikSinner_Up) November 25, 2024
📷: @darren_cahill pic.twitter.com/WmFTbUWRLs
Raducanu keeps training amid off-season
Emma
Raducanu continues her training despite the season's end, appearing this Monday
at the National Tennis Centre in London. The 2021 US Open champion recently
volunteered with Surplus to Supper, an organisation dedicated to
combating hunger by preventing food waste and redistributing surplus food to
the community.
The former
World No. 10 was also in action a week ago at the Billie Jean King Cup, where
she won all her singles matches. However, her efforts were not enough for
advancement as Great Britain suffered a surprising loss to Slovakia.
Although
the season has officially ended for Britain's No. 2, the 22-year-old shows no
signs of slowing down. On Monday, she was back on the court for a training
session in London, with the LTA sharing photos of Raducanu smiling during her
practice.
Training vibes @EmmaRaducanu 😁🎾
— LTA (@the_LTA) November 25, 2024
Putting in the work at the National Tennis Centre pic.twitter.com/1OOCg51WoE
Jasmine Paolini takes a splashy break and anticipates United Cup
Jasmine
Paolini kicked off her vacation after leading Italy to the Billie Jean King Cup
title last week. The world No. 4 spearheaded her team to victory in the
nations' tournament, sealing the win by defeating Rebecca Sramokova in the
second singles match of the final against Slovakia.
In a recent
video, the 28-year-old player is seen enjoying her off-season at the beach.
Paolini shared a video on her social media showing her sliding down a
waterslide and jumping straight into the water.
Looking
ahead to the 2025 season, the two-time Grand Slam runner-up encouraged fans to
support Italy in the upcoming United Cup. She will team up with Flavio Cobolli,
Sara Errani, and Matteo Gigante for the first tournament of the season, set to
begin on December 29.
“You should
come to support Team Italy because I think we are electric, we like to make
some noise. So come to watch us, come to support us, and forza Italia,” said
the recent Billie Jean King Cup champion.
Jasmine Paolini enjoying the off-season.
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) November 25, 2024
“Sliding into vacation like…” 😂
(via @JasminePaolini)
pic.twitter.com/7BO0FSvvYu
2024 Season Recap: every ATP champion and their trophies
Tennis TV highlighted on social media a collection of images featuring all the
ATP champions of the season lifting their respective trophies. The 2024 season
officially concluded with Jannik Sinner's triumph at the ATP Finals, followed
by the off-season after Italy secured their back-to-back Davis Cup title, led
by Sinner.
Notable
champions of the year include Sinner with 8 titles, Carlos Alcaraz with 4, and
Tommy Paul and Matteo Berrettini with 3 each. Additionally, the season saw
several new champions lifting their first ATP title, such as Alejandro Tabilo,
Jordan Thompson, Shang Juncheng, and Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard. Watch each
champion’s trophy lift in the video below.
🎾 66 tournaments
— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) November 25, 2024
🏆 41 different champions
🌎 23 different nationalities
Reliving every trophy lift from a memorable 2024 season 🏆 pic.twitter.com/tk24IQaQda
Holger Rune anticipates Nordic battle against Casper Ruud
Holger Rune
is gearing up for the Nordic Battle against Casper Ruud. The two will face off
in a two-match event, with the first leg in Oslo, Norway, on November 30 and
the second in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 3. These exhibitions in their
respective home countries will mark the end of a busy year for the top Nordic
tennis players.
Despite a
season of ups and downs, Casper Ruud finished the year ranked world No. 6,
highlighted by reaching the semifinals of the ATP Finals. This year, he claimed
his first ATP 500 title at the Barcelona Open and made the final at the
Monte-Carlo Masters among his standout performances. Meanwhile, Rune ended the
season ranked world No. 13, reaching the final in Brisbane and the semifinals
at seven tournaments, including the Cincinnati Open and Paris Masters.
"Time
to change the stats 😜 Casper might have a serious lead, but we all
remember Rome 2023 😃 let’s bring some crazy energy to Royal Arena
December 3 🙌🏼," Rune posted.
Time to chance the stats 😜 Casper might have a serious lead, but we all remember Rome 2023 😃 let’s bring some crazy energy to Royal Arena December 3 🙌🏼 https://t.co/SQDydIpiaV pic.twitter.com/OJlK4tFgEr
— Holger Rune (@holgerrune2003) November 24, 2024
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