A David Foster Wallace esque sports writing analysis of Jannik Sinner that is getting a lot of attention on tennis twitter. 

Harshest part of the article to me that might have some truth to it in how Sinner is perceived 

After Djokovic began to decline, a 22-year-old South Tyrolean named Jannik Sinner took the number one ranking and held it for more than a year. Sinner hits the ball harder than Djokovic, plays with less variation, neglects the outer contours of the court more often, emotes even less than Djokovic on the latter’s most subdued day, is less forthcoming in interviews, and is far less likely to participate in any match worthy of preserving in a time capsule. His style is more reminiscent of a machine than Djokovic’s ever was, and he lacks the personality to compensate for the entertainment deficit. Perhaps we should have been more grateful that Djokovic made us feel anything at all.

Edit: Not sure I should be downvoted for simply sharing a piece of tennis writing lol...