Even the calmest warriors can crack under pressure, and at the Paris Masters, World No. 1 Jannik Sinner had such a moment, a brief flash of frustration aimed at his team during a tense quarterfinal. But as swiftly as it flared, it faded. A week later, Sinner rose above it all, capturing the season’s final Masters title and overtaking Carlos Alcaraz atop the world rankings after the Spaniard’s early exit to Cameron Norrie. Now, with the storm settled and serenity restored ahead of the ATP Finals, coach Darren Cahill stepped forward with humility, taking full accountability as he admitted responsibility for Sinner’s Paris Masters outburst.

In the heart of Turin, where anticipation for the ATP Finals is building, Jannik Sinner and his coach Darren Cahill brought a lighter note to t

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