During the times when the Coronavirus is threatening Italy as well as other countries, Jannik Sinner has decided to create #SinnerPizzaChallenge to support healthcare in Italy.
Only 18-years-old Italian is the youngest player in the TOP 100 of the ATP Ranking. Sinner had a great start to his career and he is showing a lot of tennis potential. Now, he shows that besides being a great tennis player, he is also a great person. He and his management agency have decided to donate 10€ for every pizza created for the #SinnerPizzaChallenge.
"Whilst we’re all home in confinement I thought it could be appropriate time to throw a little donation challenge for our country. Myself & my management agency Star Wing Sports are going to donate vital medical supplies to help Italy through this tough time due to COVID-19."
"Every photo you guys upload of a Pizza lookalike of myself or any Italian figure from the past or present we will donate 10€. Upload a photo of your homemade pizza using #SinnerPizzaChallenge to build awareness and hopefully inspire others to donate as they can in order to help us all get through this."
"PS: if you wish to donate as well feel free to do so using the link in my bio. It is important we stick together in these times of need. I look forward to seeing your photos!"
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