The withdrawal of Jannik Sinner from Cincinnati? Nothing to worry about. At least this is the opinion of Paolo Bertolucci who, in the Gazzetta dello Sport, explained how the great goal of the world number one is to confirm himself at the US Open. Also because on hard courts the Italian is the super favorite.
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“Jannik Sinner’s withdrawal from the Cincinnati Masters 1000 should not, in my opinion, be read as a warning sign about the near future of the Italian champion – explained Bertolucci -, but rather as a thoughtful decision aimed at protecting the player and allowing him to face the US Open. Certainly, the painful setback at Roland Garros has changed Jannik and his team’s approach to the troubles that can cyclically affect top-level players, so much so that the focus is on complete recovery and resolving the current problem, even at the cost of giving up prestigious tournaments”.
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And again: “So, we expect a top Sinner at the American Slam, with only one unknown, at least at the beginning: the lack of matches played and therefore competitive tests that verify his general condition. It must be said that hard court remains undoubtedly the surface he loves to play on the most, and where his adaptability skills are amplified. The initial week of the tournament could prove a bit complicated, but the level shown in March on the hard courts of Indian Wells and Miami, and then also on the grass of Wimbledon, gives him such a wide advantage over the rest of the competition to allow him to manage any obstacles“.
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