Jannik Sinner makes surprising admission about his relationship with girlfriend Anna Kalinskaya

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Also, Jannik Sinner reflected on how his parents’ influence paved the way for his tennis journey.

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Jannik Sinner opens up about why his girlfriend Anna Kalinskaya hasn’t changed his focus

Jannik Sinner opened up about his relationship with fellow tennis player Anna Kalinskaya, reflecting on whether her presence had changed his life.

While Kalinskaya has been a strong supporter, often seen cheering him on during matches, Sinner noted that her presence hadn’t significantly impacted him.

Speaking with Esquire, he shared that he wants their relationship to fit naturally into his life without altering him as a player or person, adding that this balance makes their bond work well.

“I don’t think anything has changed. Having a girlfriend is something that either makes you feel good or makes you feel bad. I want it to be something that feels very natural, which comes into my life normally. I can’t afford to change as a player or as a person. That hasn’t happened, that’s why it works,” Jannik Sinner said.