US Edition"Me & Carlos Alcaraz Don't Make the Courts" – Jannik Sinner Fires Back at Roger Federer & Alexander Zverev's Controversial Favoritism Accusation
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The controversy about the slowness of the tracks in the Masters 1,000 of Shanghai climbed to another level after the number 3 ATP, Alexander Zverev, pointed out that part of the reason for the circumstance was due to the fact that the tournament directors would want Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner to get as far as possible, and hence that the tournaments are progressively having more and more slow tracks which, in their opinion, favors the numb…
"Me & Carlos Alcaraz don't make the courts" – Jannik Sinner fires back at Roger Federer & Alexander Zverev's controversial favoritism accusation
Jannik Sinner issued a strongly-worded response after Alexander Zverev and Roger Federer made controversial claims of favoritism towards him and Carlos Alcaraz.
Jannik Sinner Fires Back At Alexander Zverev Over Carlos Alcaraz Conspiracy Theory
The post Jannik Sinner Fires Back At Alexander Zverev Over Carlos Alcaraz Conspiracy Theory appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – JANUARY 26: Winner Jannik Sinner of Italy and runner-up Alexander Zverev of Germany shows his emotion as they wait for the Men’s Singles trophy presentation following the Men’s Singles final during day 15 of the 2025 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 26, 2025 in Melbourne, Australia. (…
"I don't make the courts": Jannik Sinner addresses Zverev's claim of Shanghai's slow speed favoritism
Jannik Sinner was surprised by Alexander Zverev's comments regarding the slow courts at the Shanghai Masters, after the German suggested that tournament directors aim to favor the Italian and Carlos Alcaraz. One of the topics dominating the start of the tournament is the slow speed of the courts, wh...
Alexander Zverev's conspiracy theory is based on Roger Federer's words, and Jannik Sinner has already responded to the German's statement.
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