Jannik Sinner the 'best player in the world right now' says Rennae Stubbs echoing Martina Navratilova's comments
ATPFriday, 15 March 2024 at 12:30
After comments from Martina Navratilova about the incredible form of Jannik Sinner, Rennae Stubbs wholeheartedly agreed saying that he has no weaknesses and is the best player in the world right now.
Sinner reached the semi-finals of the Indian Wells Open for the second successive year after beating Jiri Lehecka 6-3, 6-3. He will now face Carlos Alcaraz with a 19 match run with not many thinking that he can be stopped.
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Navratilova is among those saying that he has no weaknesses that can be exploited and Stubbs came to the same belief on social media platform X.
"Great to see Martina back on Tennis Channel & agree with what she said about Jannik Sinner. He literally has no weakness. Best player in the world right now IMO," Stubbs wrote. She said that she wondered who would handle the wind better and the conditions before predicting Sinner would.
She was right as he found his way through to a tie with Alcaraz and after only playing three tournaments all year, he is currently favourite to add a third triumph of the season this weekend and extend his run.
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