No Canada Open for Jannik Sinner. The withdrawal of the world number one in tennis has sparked quite a discussion. Yet for Lorenzo Musetti, there is nothing surprising or worrying about it. “I believe that Sinner and his team made a decision carefully considering all the implications for the body and health. They know what they are doing and what is best for Jannik. I imagine it is a decision born from recent memories, at Roland Garros it was simply too much tennis, even for him,” he says in an interview with journalist Ben Rothenberg for Bounces.
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In the sights of Kim Clijsters, former Belgian tennis champion, is Jannik Sinner: the suspicion is that behind …
Coming back from a long injury absence, the tennis player says: “I was able to spend time at home with my children and take on some dad duties. I believe I have become more responsible thanks to this period and I felt it even on the court. Putting my kids to bed and waking them up is my favorite activity, it’s one of the most incredible things for a dad. It really took a lot of patience, it was the longest break of my career. It is essential to surround yourself with people who find a positive side in everything, otherwise you sink with them.”
Jannik Sinner, Zverev’s drama: “I was happy to play with him. Then…”
Alexander Zverev does not make excuses. In fact, talking about Jannik Sinner he almost ends up giving up even before stepping …
And again: “Accepting to miss Roland Garros and Wimbledon was really tough. I can’t wait to play the US Open, last year it was surprising even for me. I believe I can do very well even with the conditions in New York.”
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