Jannik Sinner overtakes Andy Murray despite tennis ban stopping him from playing

Jannik Sinner overtakes Andy Murray despite tennis ban stopping him from playing

The Italian might be suspended but that hasn't stopped him improving his career record.

ATP rival's coach points out Jannik Sinner's weakness that could put him in 'awkward positions'

No one has one more than Jannik Sinner since the 2024 season. The World No.1 emerged triumphant in eight official The post ATP rival’s coach points out Jannik Sinner’s weakness that could put him in ‘awkward positions’ appeared first on FirstSportz.

Now the countdown has started, which in truth had already started the day after the notification of the suspension, for Jannik Sinner's return to the field. The number one in the world, in fact, will be part of the Internationals BNL of Italy 2025. In the last few hours, however, he has been seen on the field in Monte Carlo, where he lives, which in itself would not be news. The photos that portray him in the company of some padel players, such …

Andy Roddick Weighs in on Jannik Sinner's Rome Return - Tennis Connected

Andy Roddick Weighs in on Jannik Sinner’s Rome Return Former world No. 1 and US Open winner Andy Roddick returns to predict and provide his insights for the ATP Tour and WTA for Betway this Spring. Roddick, who was known on Tour for having the biggest serve during his time on Tour, has transitioned brilliantly into a commentator and podcast host. The 42-year-old, who won an impressive 32 titles during his career, had some great thoughts on the e…

Jannik Sinner overtakes Andy Murray after achieving unique milestone despite suffering three-month ban

Italy’s Jannik Sinner achieved a unique milestone despite not playing tennis currently. The 23-year-old, who is regarded as the best player currently playing in men’s tennis in the singles category, along with Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz, is currently serving a three-month ban from professional tennis a...

It is currently very quiet around tennis superstar Jannik Sinner. What does the world ranking first actually do?