Jannik Sinner: Clues About His Path Back to Beijing
Now that his treatment is complete, Jannik Sinner has picked up his racket again in Monte Carlo: his goal is the China Open, and his staff is mapping out his next steps.
Now that his treatment is complete, Jannik Sinner has picked up his racket again in Monte Carlo: his goal is the China Open, and his staff is mapping out his next steps.
The journalist from *il Fatto Quotidiano* has spoken again about the Italian national team
The Serbian tennis player announces his return to the court
“We saw once again on Sunday, with Sascha Zverev’s performance, the peace of mind and self-confidence that come with winning one of the four Grand Slam tournaments.”
The Italian tennis player is expected to part ways with Cahill at the end of 2026, but…
The event takes place from November 15 to 22 in Turin. Keep an eye out for Carlos Alcaraz’s dream as well.
The event takes place from November 15 to 22 in Turin. Keep an eye on Carlos Alcaraz’s dream, too.
The former Swedish tennis player has no doubts: the German’s victory hasn’t changed the pecking order
Jannik Sinner is paying a heavy price for his withdrawals from the Montreal Masters 1000, the Cincinnati Masters 1000, and the U.S. Open—and not just in terms of his ranking
Jannik Sinner’s ever-changing schedule continues to be the talk of the town
Jannik Sinner has a good relationship with journalists—and with one in particular who could have become a journalist…
The South Tyrolean was unable to compete in the U.S. Open due to a knee injury, but his return is drawing ever closer.
The former tennis champion insists on the issue of the schedule: “I find it absurd.”
The Italian star spoke about two of Italian sports’ greatest talents
The American tennis player is under scrutiny after losing the final to Alexander Zverev
The popularity of the world’s number one is truly universal: even among the top athletes in other sports, he is held in high regard.
The Italian tennis player gets back to work in Monte Carlo
The former German tennis player has no more doubts following his compatriot’s victory at the U.S. Open
The former tennis champion analyzed the rankings following Alexander Zverev’s victory at the U.S. Open.
After his victory at the U.S. Open, the German tennis player spoke about his rivals
The champion is training in Monte Carlo to assess his condition and plan his return to competition. Play begins in Beijing on September 30.
The former Masters Grand Prix is scheduled for November 15–22. There could be two Italian players.
The four-set victory over Ben Shelton also earns him valuable points in the ATP rankings: what does Jannik Sinner need to do to retain the top spot?
At the very same time that the U.S. Open was gearing up for the final between Zverev and Shelton, Jannik Sinner accelerated his plans to return to the court.
The Spanish tennis legend was in attendance at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid
The former tennis champion offered some advice to the two top players, pointing out a major difference compared to his day.
“When I see him today, I still recognize the person I met when I was four years old.”
“When I see him today, I still recognize the person I met when I was four years old.”
The former Italian tennis player criticizes the match schedules in *Corriere dello Sport* and sides with his friend
The German tennis player has high hopes after reaching the US Open final, and he has few points to defend between now and the end of the year