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21 minutes ago
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Jannik Sinner's Wimbledon title won a bet with coach Darren Cahill. Now Cahill might keep coaching
LONDON — Jannik Sinner's Wimbledon title might mean he'll be able to keep Darren Cahill around as one of his coaches beyond this season — by winning the friendly wager they made before the final at the All England Club. Back in January, while Sinner was on his way to winning the Australian Open, it came out that Cahill would be leaving his role as one of the No. 1-ranked player's two coaches at the end of the 2025. After Sinner beat Carlos Alcaraz 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 for the championship at Wimbledon, Cahill was asked whether he would reconsider the decision to depart the team. 'I don't want to answer this,' Cahill responded. 'You know what? You just need to ask Jannik that.' So an Italian reporter followed those instructions and did put the topic to Sinner, who smiled and paused. 'It depends,' Sinner began, 'Whether I want to tell the truth or not.' And then he proceeded to explain the whole situation in Italian, revealing that maybe Cahill's exit is not set in stone, after all. That's because the two of them had a conversation. 'We had a bet before the final. He said: 'If you win tomorrow, you can decide whether or not I stay,'' Sinner recounted. 'Now the choice is mine. I've always looked for a person who is honest, a person who gives me a lot, not necessarily only on the tennis court, but (about) how to live.' Sinner went on to say that he would love to have Cahill stick around. Sinner also did acknowledge that if Cahill did continue to work alongside co-coach Simone Vagnozzi, Cahill probably would not travel on tour as much as he does currently. 'The season is long. There are a lot of tournaments. You never know,' Sinner said. 'But let's just say I won the bet, and so we'll see what happens.'
Hindustan Times
an hour ago
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- Hindustan Times
Jannik Sinner's Wimbledon win gets flirty throwback tribute from Maria Sharapova: ‘It is only appropriate…'
Jannik Sinner clinched his first Wimbledon title in a gripping final against Carlos Alcaraz, marking a historic moment in his career. Joining fans in celebrating the victory, tennis legend Maria Sharapova shared a playful tribute by reposting a fun dance video of herself and Sinner. Maria Sharapova commemorated Jannik Sinner win by sharing a 2019 dance video. Chris Raphael/AELTC/Pool via Reuters(Pool via Reuters) Also Read: Aaron Rodgers' hilarious three-word response after near miss with golf club: Watch Maria Sharapova shares a throwback dance video with Sinner Following Sinner's first Wimbledon title, Sharapova celebrated his victory with a little throwback video of their dance. In the clip, Sinner and Sharapova are dancing and singing to Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree. The couple filmed the video wearing their PJs and reindeer hats, as reported by ProFootballNetwork. Along with the reposted video, she wrote, 'It is only appropriate to bring this back to the top of the feed.' Her earlier tweet read, 'I knew that one day you'll regret this Congrats Champ!! patience, poise & class.' The video was originally posted during Christmas in 2019. Sharapova, at the time, shared the video after Sinner's Australian Open win in January 2024. Also Read: MLB All-Star Game 2025: When and where to stream? Netizens react to Sinner and Sharapova's adorable throwback video A user wrote on X, 'Had to check my eyes 2 times to confirm this is Sinner.' A second user wrote, 'Maria, you're the real MVP for hyping Sinner like this! Watching you dance and then him win made my day. Tennis magic in full effect!' A third user wrote, 'The best congratulations post.' One user wrote, 'At this rate, he'll never live it down lol,' while another wrote, 'Two dopers lowkey. I love sinner tho.' The comment comes after Sinner was put under a ban for drug use. The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) revealed that Sinner was inadvertently exposed to the banned substance clostebol during a massage by his physiotherapist, Giacomo Naldi, in March 2024. The contamination was deemed unintentional.
Daily Mail
an hour ago
- Sport
- Daily Mail
Revealed: Why a secret bet Jannik Sinner made before his Wimbledon triumph could force his legendary coach to make a surprise U-turn
Jannik Sinner announced at the Australian Open that his coach, Darren Cahill, was set to leave his team at the end of 2025. But it appears the pair may now be set to make a U-turn on that decision. It comes after Cahill and Sinner made a secret bet on Saturday night, prior to his Wimbledon final victory against Carlos Alcaraz, that if he won the final, he would be able to make a final call on whether the coach would stay or go. Cahill has been on the Italian's team since July 2022. In that time, Sinner has won two Grand Slams and has risen to the top of the ATP Tour rankings. 'It will be Darren's last season as my coach,' Sinner said to Eurosport in January. Cahill, meanwhile, revealed that he will not work with another player as a full-time coach after parting company with Sinner. But after Sinner's Wimbledon victory, Cahill was quizzed on whether he would revert on his decision to step back from the pro circuit after Sinner's win. 'I don't want to answer this,' he explained. 'You know what? You just need to ask Jannik that.' And so an Italian reporter at the Championships proceeded to do just that. 'It depends on whether I want to tell the truth or not,' Sinner explained. He then revealed that Cahill may stay on a little longer than first thought. 'We had a bet before the final,' Sinner explained. Paraphrasing Cahill, Sinner said: '"If you win tomorrow, you can decide whether or not I stay".' 'Now the choice is mine,' he added. Sinner made his way to the coach's box after sealing a hard-fought 4-6, 6-4 6-4 6-4 win against Alcaraz on Centre Court. He embraced Cahill with a big hug, before stepping back down to the court for the trophy presentation. 'I've always looked for a person who is honest, a person who gives me a lot, not necessarily only on the tennis court, but [about] how to live,' he said, reflecting on his decision to appoint Cahill. Sinner, though, explained he would love the coach to stick around. 'The season is long. There are a lot of tournaments. You never know,' he added. 'But let's just say I won the bet, and so we'll see what happens.'
News18
an hour ago
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Wimbledon Champion Jannik Sinner: Net Worth, Prize Money, Endorsements And Lifestyle In 2025
Last Updated: Wimbledon champ Jannik Sinner: $30M net worth, 4 Grand Slams, Alfa Romeo rides, and a luxe life in Monte Carlo. World No. 1 Jannik Sinner clinched his first Wimbledon title on Sunday, July 13, defeating Carlos Alcaraz in an electric Centre Court showdown. The 23-year-old Italian powered through with a scoreline of 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4, sealing victory in three hours and four minutes. With this Wimbledon triumph, Sinner now holds four Grand Slam titles, having previously won the 2024 US Open and the 2025 Australian Open. Since turning professional in 2018, he has secured 20 ATP singles titles, cementing his dominance in the tennis world. Sinner's unwavering focus, raw power, and consistent form have firmly established him at the top of the game. Despite a temporary setback earlier this year due to a drug suspension post-Melbourne and an unexpected early exit in Halle that sparked speculation, he has bounced back stronger than ever. Let's explore Sinner's net worth, endorsement deals, prize earnings, and personal lifestyle. What Is Jannik Sinner's Net Worth in 2025? As per Celebrity Net Worth, Jannik Sinner's net worth in 2025 is estimated at approximately $30 million. His growing fortune comes primarily from his successful tennis career and an impressive roster of endorsement deals. Forbes ranked him fifth on its 2024 list of the World's Highest-Paid Tennis Players and included him in its 30 Under 30 Europe: Sports & Games edition. How Much Prize Money Has Sinner Earned in 2025 (Pre-Wimbledon)? Before stepping onto the Wimbledon grass, Sinner had already accumulated $4.32 million in prize money for the 2025 season. A major chunk of that came from his Australian Open victory, where he earned 3.5 million AUD roughly $2.3 million USD marking his biggest payday so far this year. Sinner isn't just fast on the court — he's a passionate car enthusiast as well. The Italian star owns a Stelvio Q4 and serves as a brand ambassador for Alfa Romeo Giulia. His partnership with Alfa Romeo reflects his national pride and love for high-performance engineering, blending Italian elegance with sporting spirit. Jannik Sinner's Monte Carlo Lifestyle Like many of his fellow tennis elites, Sinner calls Monte Carlo, Monaco home. While he keeps details of his private life discreet, it is widely believed he resides in a luxury apartment within the principality. Monaco's stunning sea views, elite amenities, and favorable tax laws make it a top choice for world-class athletes, including Novak Djokovic and Stefanos Tsitsipas. From court domination to fast cars and Mediterranean views, Jannik Sinner's life in 2025 mirrors the precision and flair he brings to his game focused, elite, and undeniably world-class. view comments First Published: July 14, 2025, 08:07 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
New York Post
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Tennis star Tommy Paul engaged to stunning girlfriend Paige Lorenze
Congratulations are in order for American tennis star Tommy Paul and his girlfriend, Paige Lorenze. The couple announced their engagement in a joint Instagram post on Sunday after nearly three years of dating. Paul, who fell in the second round at Wimbledon to Austrian Sebastian Ofner, proposed to the social media influencer with a stunning radiant cut diamond at the beach on the island of Nantucket, as seen in a candid snapshot of the couple. Advertisement 'Forever,' they wrote, adding a white heart emoji. The newly engaged couple coordinated in white for the occassion. Advertisement 7 Paige Lorenze showed off her engagement ring after Tommy Paul proposed to her in Nantucket. Instagram/Paige Lorenze 7 American tennis star Tommy Paul and his girlfriend, Paige Lorenze celebrated their engagement on Sunday, July 13, 2025 in Nantucket. Instagram/Paige Lorenze Another image showed Lorenze, who was wearing a crochet dress, and Paul, sporting a linen shirt and jeans, hugging on the beach. Lorenze — who is the founder of Dairy Boy, a home and lifestyle brand — flashed her engagement ring in a series of snapshots, which were reposted to her Instagram Story. Advertisement 7 Paige Lorenze and Tommy Paul announced their engagement after nearly three years of dating. Instagram/Paige Lorenze 7 Paige Lorenze showed off her stunning diamond engagement ring. Instagram/Paige Lorenze 7 Paige Lorenze and Tommy Paul have been dating since 2022. Instagram/Paige Lorenze The couple celebrated at CRU, a seafood restaurant and oyster bar in Nantucket on Sunday, as seen in other photos posted by friends. Advertisement Their private menu featured a selection of red and white wines, as well as a raw bar and passed hors d'oeuvres, including caviar cones and petite lobster rolls. 7 Paige Lorenze and Tommy Paul. Instagram @paigelorenze Paul, 28, and Lorenze, 27, went public with their relationship October 2022. The blonde beauty, who is also a model, has supported Paul on the ATP Tour since, most recently attending Wimbledon. Paul lost to Ofner in four sets following an impressive year on the tour. He advanced to two major quarterfinals in 2025 at the Australian Open and Roland Garros. 7 Tommy Paul of United States and girlfriend, Paige Lorenze pose for a photo with the cinch Championships 2024 winners trophy following victory against Lorenzo Musetti of Italy in the Men's Singles Final match at The Queen's Club on June 23, 2024 in London, England. Getty Images for LTA Paul is No. 16 in the ATP Rankings.
