NEWS FLASH: Jannik Sinner spotted with her Ex in Paris after few months of breakup.

NEWS FLASH: Jannik Sinner spotted with her Ex in Paris after few months of breakup.

Tennis: Sinner leaves for Paris after passing scan

World number two Jannik Sinner left for the French Open in Paris running from May 26 to June 9 after passing an MRI scan on his recently injured right hip Tuesday.
Sinner, 22, is hoping to replace Serb GOAT Novak Djokovic as world number one after the tournament at Roland Garros.


The Italian champion will undergo the first training sessions Wednesday before giving his definitive green light for taking part, ANSA sources said.

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Encouraging signs for Sinner and Alcaraz with practices at Roland-Garros

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz practiced at Roland-Garros on Wednesday. It had been reported that Sinner was set to miss the season’s second Grand Slam.

Both Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz have been dealing with injuries in advance of the French Open, but each man practiced at Roland-Garros on Wednesday afternoon.

Sinner, especially, has been in doubt for the season’s second major. In fact, last week it was reported by Sports newspaper Gazzetta that the 22-year-old Italian would withdraw. Now, though, it looks like Sinner may be able to play in Paris.

A practice session is no confirmation, of course, of Sinner’s participation. Nonetheless, the reigning Australian Open champion’s training session with Kei Nishikori was a positive development as he continues to recover from a nagging hip injury. Sinner withdrew from the Mutua Madrid Open prior to the quarter-finals and he was unable to take part in his home Masters 1000 tournament in Rome.

The world No 2 crossed paths with Rafael Nadal on Court Philippe-Chatrier prior to practicing with Nishikori.

Jannik Sinner

Alcaraz also reached the Madrid quarter-finals, but he was plagued by a right-arm issue and lost to Andrey Rublev. The 21-year-old Spaniard then joined Sinner in withdrawing from Rome.

There has been little doubt that Alcaraz would be good to go for Roland-Garros, so Wednesday’s practice only confirmed those ideas. The world No 3 took the court with France’s Luca Van Assche for training.

Alcaraz is bidding for his third slam title and first at the French Open. He lost to Novak Djokovic in last year’s semi-finals.

 

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