Sinner says 'I'm here to win', following dissapointing Miami Open loss

Jannik Sinner fell short in the Miami Open 2021 final but the young Italian is here to win and he wants everyone to know that.

It has been a strong run from Italian phenom Jannik Sinner at the Miami Open. While some of it had to do with the draw, his play has been on a high level for a while now. His run allowed him to climb to a career-high no. 23 in the rankings but that's only the beginning.

After his dissapointing loss in the finals he said:

“I control everything. I know [in] what position I am, where I'm going to be. But for me, the main focus now is what I showed in this tournament: that I improved from the last tournament. Obviously, when you get a little bit of confidence, it's a little bit easier. But you have to work hard to go deep in tournaments, especially in big tournaments."

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Despite breaking into the top 30 at the age of 19 Sinner is not in a rush as his personal goal is to improve from one tournament to the other:

“For me, improvement is the most important thing. I still have to talk with my team [about] why I lost, what they think, where we have to work… But I think I have to improve on every single part of my game physically, mentally, everything. Then we will see what's coming.”

Even so he was dissapointed with the loss in the final saying:

“I think it has been a good week anyway. But obviously, I'm not here for making the finals. I'm here to win tournaments. Today was not my day, [I] accept that. But it's going back to work and then we will see what I can do on the clay.”

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