33 Times Jannik Sinner Defied Science

This kid has it all to become one of the best players to ever hold a tennis racket. Yannick Siddhar, the man who shocked the tennis world earlier this year when he outplayed Novak Djokovic in his playground in Australia. In today's video, we're taking a look at some of the most absolutely insane points of his career so far, shots even science couldn't explain. So before we begin, feel free to hit the like button and subscribe to my channel Thank you so much for watching and without further ado, let's get started. And even Siddhar allows himself a little smile. He can move, can't he, Siddhar? I never thought he was going to get there. Take a bow, Yannick Siddhar. A moment of magic. As I said, both of these players were lightning quick. Oh, what a wonderful pick up that was. Well, he must have thought he'd done enough there. Oh, stop it. These two bringing the best out of each other. Well, what do you call that shot? Better and better. Oh, very nice. Don't see too many of those little chiseled backhand pass up the line. Outrageous, absolutely outrageous. He could not have hit a better volley, It is a big time set of tennis. The pace that he's moving at, Siddhar. My goodness. Oh, that is ridiculous. To generate that pace, that angle, that precision from beyond the baseline, on the back foot, off balance. Magical. Oh, come on. This is getting ridiculous. That is sensational. What a volley. This is getting ridiculous. Oh, he's got it. Brilliant stuff there by the teenager. It's all going his way. The fans loving it, and why not? This is a magical shot from Siddhar. one of the points of the year. Oh, how good is that? Again, Djokovic joining the applause on that occasion. But when Djokovic burst onto the scene as a young player, this is what he was doing to people. And again, anything remotely short. This is a Yannick Sinner smoke show so far. Oh, come on. This is getting silly. Points. And what a finish. A bit of magic. A great shot, but this is just absolute brilliance on the turn to coordinate all of that and make the backhand. Wow. Glides the racket across the ball and Oh, would you believe it? We have had everything here. Sinner on the hunt to try and retrieve the break. Murray seemed to have the one, the point one at least a couple of times in that rally, but Oh, it's subduous. What touch? Insane tennis to save a match point. Well, it's magical moments in Montpellier between these two compatriots. Yeah, I think that deserved a high five. Make sure he doesn't crash into the net, Sinner. Crash bang. It's inspired and instinctive. I mean, great balance is like he's on the slopes here. How is Sinner on that point? It continues for Yannick Sinner. He's our first semifinalist of the Miami Open and a first semifinal at Masters 1000 level. You're 15 years old and you're well in this. Good job. Game. Get your popcorn ready, because I guarantee you have never seen and will never see a tennis match like this ever again.