The revelation freezes fans even though it goes against what were the good indications that came in yesterday. But Sinner at Roland Garros doesn’t convince everyone
Yesterday’s debut at Roland Garros was very good: Jannik Sinner in three sets cleared Ebansky moving on to the second round. The Italian tennis player will return to play in the day tomorrow. And in his sights of course is the final victory, despite the fact that in the last period he has not been at his best.
After sitting out the Rome Internationals, Sinner has been trying to recover from his hip injury by relying on the care of J|Medical. And it seems that all this has paid off a little, especially seeing the partials from the French debut that really leave no room for comment. Of course, it could also be a blunder. And some of this is also convinced by former racquet legend John McEnroe, who gave an interview to Corriere dello Sport.
Revelation about Sinner, fear among fans
“I doubt that Jannik is 100 percent,” McEnroe said, “he hasn’t done the ideal preparation and wanted to play more matches to have a chance to get ready for Paris. I think this is the most open tournament in recent years. Especially with the uncertainty surrounding many of the top players. It is quite exciting from a commentator’s point of view. I’m sure it’s very stressful for the players, especially the top players, if they don’t know where they stand. “
“Obviously if everybody was healthy you would have three or four big favorites. So at least it opens the door for other players who normally wouldn’t think they had a chance. Roland Garros is a Slam and that’s where the top players want to play. In my time it mattered who had the best record at the end of the year, but today it matters how many Slams you collect at the end of your career,” he finally concluded.
