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Jannik Sinner's second Wimbledon crown shows why tennis' quietest champion may also be its most suffocating yet

Jannik Sinner's second Wimbledon title confirms controlled violence, relentless accuracy and emotional calm have made him tennis's hardest champion to unsettle.

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Hindustan Times·3h ago
Jannik Sinner's second Wimbledon crown shows why tennis' quietest champion may also be its most suffocating yet
Jannik Sinner's second Wimbledon title confirms controlled violence, relentless accuracy and emotional calm have made him tennis's hardest champion to unsettle.
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