Sinner and Those 10, Eternal Seconds of Silence at Wimbledon: What Happens in the Head of a Tennis Player.

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What did Sinner think of when, in Wimbledon's triumphal bolge, he sat down on the lawn, begging himself with his racket? In the stories of Agassi, Borg, Federer, Panatta there is a response: tennis is brutal, who wins who takes us less to forgive himself. Because, a psychoanalyst explains, "on the field you are naked: the very distant net, the opponent even beyond" (Translated with Google Translate)