Jannik Sinner reveals the real reason for the absence of his brother Marc at the final of the International of Italy – the touching words of the mother

Jannik Sinner, the South Tyrolean champion of Italian tennis, recently clarified on a detail that aroused the curiosity of many fans: the absence of his brother Marc during the final of the International of Italy. A historical moment for the young tennis player, who triumphed in Rome conquering the prestigious ATP title in front of thousands of enthusiastic spectators.

During an interview released after the victory, Jannik wanted to explain why Marc was not present at the stadium, despite being the parents regularly sitting in the stands. “My brother was unable to reach us for personal commitments that can be improved – Sinner said – but he supported me from afar, with the heart. We are very united as a family, even if we cannot always be physically together.”

Sinner’s words hit fans for their sincerity, highlighting the human side of the champion, often hidden behind his concentration on the pitch. To strengthen this family bond, the mother of the tennis player, who, interviewed immediately after the game, spoke about the difficulties faced by the son during the tournament.

“Jannik has lived very intense moments in these days – said Mrs. Sinner -. It was not easy for him to manage the pressure, expectations, and at the same time the pain to not have the whole family full with him. But he once again demonstrated his inner strength and his big heart.”

The mother’s words underline the emotional and familiar aspect that is often forgotten in high -level sport. The support of the family, even at a distance, was fundamental for the success of Sinner at the International of Italy 2025, a goal that marks an important stage in his career.

With this victory, Jannik not only enters the history of Italian tennis, but also confirms his maturity as a person, capable of facing the difficulties with determination and humility. And if his brother Marc was not in the stands, his affection was still present, as Jannik himself pointed out.