Tennis: "My Body, the only Opponent I Can't Beat," Admits Jannik Sinner
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Left from the courts from Wimbledon, the Italian confides in his knee injury, convalescence and rivalry with Carlos Alcaraz.
The guy who called himself "programmed" had to reprogram. And change format to its existence. We will see him in the field at the Six Kings Slam in Riad at the end of the year, meanwhile he has to cure body and mood. Meanwhile he read, he watched the F1, he participated in the fashion week and played at the Play. In this interview started in August and ended in October, he evokes the sad moments and the happiest ones: "The difference always make…
Patience during injuries has been a key to Jannik Sinner's ability to cope with what happened in the 2026 season.
Italian tennis player is away from the ATP circuit since Wimbledon's fight to treat a knee injury
The South Sinner Newspaper is a long-term vision, the body is the only unbeatable opponent of the ROME (ITALPRESS) and what did I do this summer? If the question is what I discovered again in this period away from the tournaments the answer is nothing, but without boredom. I went to Monza to see the F1 and to Milan at Gucci's parade, I played a little more at the Play and I [...] The South Newspaper. Sinner is a long-term vision, the body is the…
AGI - "What did I do this summer? If the question is what I discovered again at this time away from the tournaments the answer is nothing, but without boredom. I went to Monza to see the F1 and to Milan at the Gucci fashion show, I played a little more at the Play and I started reading a book of 600 pages, 'I kill', by Giorgio Faletti. I have never been there, nor turned my back on tennis because he hurt me. In fact I have always worked a lot bo…
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