Jannik Sinner’s preparations for his French Open match against Arthur Rinderknech are looking promising. He recently returned to tennis after a three-month suspension and has been working on his game. Here are some key updates .
– *Recent Performance*: Sinner had a strong run at the Italian Open, reaching the final before losing to Carlos Alcaraz. He won in straight sets against Francisco Cerundolo and Casper Ruud, but faced a tougher match against Tommy Paul, winning in three sets.
– *Injury Update*: Sinner had a hip injury that kept him out of the Madrid Open and Italian Open at one point, but he seems to have recovered and is now focusing on the French Open. He’s been cautious about his fitness, stating he’ll only play if he’s 100% fit.
– *Upcoming Match*: Sinner’s match against Rinderknech will be his first-round match. If he advances, he could face other French players like Terence Atmane or Richard Gasquet, and potentially big names like Alexander Zverev or Novak Djokovic in the later rounds.
– *Mental Preparation*: Andy Roddick has warned Sinner about the crowd’s reception, especially if he faces French players early on. Sinner has shown he can handle pressure, but the crowd’s energy might play a role in his matches.
Overall, Sinner seems determined to make a strong run at the French Open, and his recent performances suggest he’s on the right track.
