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Inside Jannik Sinner's return from ban at Italian Open with players still split
Jannik Sinner is back in Rome to relaunch his career following his three-month drugs ban. But although his suspension is over today, the sport remains split over the controversial treatment of the world No.1. Rafa Nadal and Jack Draper have spoken up in support of the Italian before he makes a hero’s return at the Rome Masters this week.
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Jannik Sinner said he “didn’t feel at ease” during the Australian Open in January and considered taking a break from tennis ...
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Jannik Sinner reveals he received surprising messages from some playersIn his first press conference in Rome, the 23-year-old from Sesto Pusteria confessed that he does not have high expectations ...
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Sinner not expecting Rome success and hopes break helps seasonJannik Sinner says he will ease his way back in when he returns from a three-month doping ban on home clay at the Rome ...
ROME — The conclave to elect a new pope isn’t the only international event attracting visitors to Rome this week.
World no. 1 Jannik Sinner will resume his season at this week's Rome Masters. The three-time Major winner drew a line under a turbulent chapter of his life marked by a doping suspension, mental ...
Jannik Sinner's first practice for the Italian Open is open to the public. Jannik Sinner and Jack Draper practiced together on clay courts in France. Nick Kyrgios implied he is playing in the 2025 ...
Three storylines to watch, including the world No. 1’s return in front of his home fans, over the next fortnight at the Foro Italico.
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