Jannik Sinner won’t play games Internationals of Rome. The tennis player himself announced it in a post published on his profile Facebook. A black day for Italian tennis which was hoping for Sinner’s recovery. Never hip problems right, evidently, they are not surpassed, at least not enough to allow them to participate in the tournament.
“It is not easy to write this message but after speaking again with the doctors and specialists about my hip problems I have to announce that unfortunately I will not be able to play in Rome”, writes the South Tyrolean champion on social media. “Obviously I’m very sad that I didn’t recover, being one of my favorite tournaments ever. I couldn’t wait to come back and play at home in front of the Italian public”, continues Sinner. “I will still come to Rome for a few days and I will go to the Foro Italico”.
He then concludes: “Thank you for your messages of support which I appreciate very much! Now I will work with my team and doctors to be ready for Roland Garros. See you soon, come on.”
In short, the fans who dreamed of a final between Sinner and Alcaraz they will have to wait longer. In fact, the Spaniard also withdrew with a message on his social profiles confirming that he will not take part in the event due to a arm injury. While Djokovicit will be.
The Internazionali Bnl whose final phase (after the qualifiers) will take place at the Foro Italico from 8 to 19 May. This year the last ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 before Roland Garros will see a very fierce Italian team on the field but today they lose their top champion.
In Rome there will be all the best Italians: Lorenzo Musetti, Matteo Arnaldi, Lorenzo Sonego, Flavio Cobolli, Luciano Darderi, Luca Nardi and the wild cards Fabio Fognini, Matteo Berrettini, Matteo Gigante, Giulio Zeppieri and Andrea Vavassori. On the Italian front at the starting line are Jasmine Paolini, winner of her first career 1000 in Dubai in February, Lucia Bronzetti and Elisabetta Cocciaretto accompanied by wild cards Martina Trevisan, Sara Errani, Lucrezia Stefanini, Giorgia Pedone, Nuria Brancaccio and Matilde Paoletti.
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