The key going forward is to manage the body and stay injury free. As an 18
year old his physique is impressive but it will be important for him not to get burnt
out so early in his career, there is many years ahead and I would imagine it would
be prudent to not play every top tournament so early in the career so hopefully his
team will be able to put his welfare ahead of $'s and ranking.
it's a very interesting talking point but in fact he is not only a top player, or a kind of thoroughbred. He seems to be predestined, we are talking and admiring his results from a while.
I think that the team behind him is certainly able to manage commitments and avoid a whole series of risks.
These "next gen" players have behind a "corporate" organization.
I have seen something similar here in Italy with the impressive growth of Sinner...
1: As a first player from Poland
2: Youngest to be born in 2000s to reach No 1 in either ATP or WTA ranking association