Jannik Sinner will be treated like a king in Rome - all the details

Jannik Sinner will be treated like a king in Rome - all the details

Jannik Sinner's return to the professional tour is scheduled for the Rome Masters 1000, where he will have the opportunity to play in front of his home fans who will welcome him like a king. As everyone knows, the world number 1 is currently suspended after reaching an agreement with WADA and cannot train in any facility affiliated with federations either in Italy or abroad until April 13. His ban will end on May 4, just in time to allow him to …

Jannik Sinner could receive same Rome perk as Novak Djokovic

Jannik Sinner will make his comeback from his suspension at the Italian Open and he could be greeted with a major honour at Foro Italico.

You think big. The FITP's intentions are to continue to expand and bring tennis to as many homes as possible. The successes of top athletes are giving prestige to the Italian tennis movement, which even in the back is shattering any record. The point of convergence between these two realities are the professional tournaments organized in Italy, with the Internationals BNL of Italy as a historic seal that, in view of the next edition, will underg…

Jannik Sinner returns at Rome Open amid Foro Italico upgrades

The Rome Open is gearing up for significant changes ahead of its 82nd edition in 2025, set to take place from April 19 to May 18. One of the biggest storylines will be the return of Jannik Sinner after a three-month suspension, making his comeback at his home Masters event. A year ago, tournament of...

The Italian tennis and padel federation has presented the new extra-large site for Jannik's return tournament, with the expansion to extra spaces: with the goal of 400 thousand admissions compared to 358,605 a year ago. But grassroots sports and athletics are being sacrificed for three months. As if Italy were all one grand Foro Italico, with California's plant engineering and Finland's widespread sporting practice

Jannik Sinner will receive special treatment in Rome, as explained by Federal President Binaghi at the conference to present the Internationals