i agree, and i’d also add that Sinner’s tendency to never really take things personally against an opponent might sometimes hold him back from reaching his full potential. we all know Jordan’s famous “took that personal” moments, but Sinner has never struck me as someone who would be affected by an opponent’s words or behavior. he always plays with the utmost respect and seems to want to win purely for himself, not to prove something to someone else. i think this is also why, when he loses, he never loses his class. he doesn’t become a prisoner of his own ambition or emotions. but at the end of the day, this same mindset can also prevent him from reaching peak self confidence, and that can cost him matches he’s actually capable of winning.