Right after the ATP Finals win by Sinner Jannik against Carlos Alcaraz in a memorable match that will make its mark on the sport’s history Giorgia Meloni honored the Italian with a post on social media. “Proud of you. Tasting“, wrote the Prime Minister who posted a photo of the new tennis champion. This is certainly not the first time the prime minister has paid tribute to Sinner as when, in the summer, Jannik became Wimbledon champion, the first time for an Italian on the hallowed grass of London, underlining the importance of doing”the dream of the whole nation“.
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After Giorgia Meloni came tributes from deputy prime ministers and foreign ministers, Antonio Tajaniwho posted a photo of Jannik Sinner with the caption X “He is still Master!“. Shortly afterward, here is the social commentary of the deputy prime minister and leader of the League, Matthew Salvinicommented on the victory at the ATP Tennis Finals in Turin by posting a photo with the index finger of his right hand to his ear to hear the celebrations at the Inalpi Arena and with a raised racket in his left hand. The post was accompanied by applause and three colored emoticons. “Extraordinary Sinner. Just applause“.
Nearby there is also a message from the Forza Italia senator and the vice president of the Senate, Licia Ronzulli. “Sinners exist in history! He won for the second time in a row at the ATP Finals in Turin, truly becoming a master among masters. A matter of great pride for Italy and all sport. Keep it up, Jannik!“.
“Games, sets, matches. The stories written by champions are always interesting to read. Because winning the ATP Finals for the second time, in Turin, against the most intimidating opponent, was like a master. And you, Jannik, are a Master“: This is how the Minister of Public Administration paid tribute to Sinner on social media Paul Zangrilloa big fan of Sinner and was present in the audience at the ATP Finals in Turin.
“Another great win for Sinner, great.
Congratulations Jannik!”!, wrote the President of the Chamber on X’s social media, Lorenzo Fontanapublished a photo of the Italian tennis player looking at the ATP Finals trophy he was holding in his hand.
