In my opinion, the journey is the most beautiful thing, regardless of the results and how simple it may seem.
Every day is very important and I am trying to improve myself as a person and as a player.
There are many hours to spend on the court and the results are the consequence of the level you express on the track,” he added.
Sinner was in stunning form in his third round win.
He clinched the first five games and 21 of the first 29 points to showcase his ambitions.
He registered 15 aces, and also won five of O’Connell’s 12 service games, and finished with twice as many winners, 46, as unforced errors, 22.
Meanwhile, O’Connell said, “I felt like he was on from the get-go. I felt a little bit clueless, to be honest.
Every single shot, I just felt like I had to do something with it, because he was just on me. He was suffocating me.”
India’s Sumit Antil defended his Paralympic javelin gold medal, creating a new Games record to clinch the top podium in Paris on Monday.
Antil recorded a highest throw of 70.59m in his second attempt, which remained the highest throughout the competition.
