"My mother suffers a little" - Jannik Sinner opens up on mom Siglinde's presence during Wimbledon final

Jannik Sinner shared how the presence of his mother motivated him during the final of the 2025 Wimbledon Championships. The Italian's parents, Hanspeter and Siglinde, along with his brother, were present in the stands.

Sinner gave them reason to celebrate as he defeated the two-time defending champ, Carlos Alcaraz, in four sets to win Wimbledon for the first time in his career. The victory was even more special for him as he ran to his mother in the stands after winning the title, and gave her a warm hug.

Speaking in an interview afterwards, the Italian said his mother had come to London just to watch him play in the final, and that he was very happy to have her support. He also opened up about his mother's anxiousness during matches (via Class CNBC):

"My mom arrived in London the same morning just to see the final, this already meant a lot to me. She was excited to see her son play on Wimbledon's Centre Court, I was delighted to see them in the box. Of course there was a lot of tension, my mother suffers a little, but it's normal, she is a mother and parents care a lot about their children."

Jannik Sinner also spoke of his brother, Mark, who was present in his box during the final - unlike the Italian Open, where he had gone to watch the Formula 1 race in place of Sinner's final.

Notably, Sinner's mother was also present with him during the Roland Garros final, where the Italian lost to Alcaraz.

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Jannik Sinner talks about how the French Open defeat helped motivate him for Wimbledon 2025

Jannik Sinner (Image via: Getty)

Jannik Sinner opened up about how the French Open final defeat to Carlos Alcaraz helped motivate him for the Wimbledon Championships. The defeat in Paris last month was the Italian's first Grand Slam final defeat of his career.

Sinner recalled that he was very close to winning the Roland Garros final and that the defeat motivated him to work harder towards changing the result of the match the next time. He told the media:

"I was very close in Paris, and he's (Alcaraz) a player who makes me a better player. When you lose to someone, you try to keep working on things and try to change the results at times. I'm very happy that I did it."

With the Wimbledon victory, Jannik Sinner finally managed to halt Alcaraz's dominance over him in the past two years.