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Jannik Sinner ban explained: World No. 1 returns for Italian Open
The terms meant the men's world No. 1 would accept a three-month ban, starting on 9th February and finishing in time for Sinner to compete on home soil at the Italian Open, with a run-up to the second Grand Slam of the year at Roland-Garros.
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Jannik Sinner said he “didn’t feel at ease” during the Australian Open in January and considered taking a break from tennis ...
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The Italian remains the world No 1 despite three months off, but whether he can reassert his grip on top spot on his return ...
Jannik Sinner returns to action at the Italian Open after the conclusion of the World No 1’s three-month doping ban. Sinner ...
Jannik Sinner confirmed he and fellow tennis player Anna Kalinskaya have broken up during a press conference at the Italian ...
Jannik Sinner has officially put an end to all the rumors surrounding him and Anna Kalinskaya as the Italian tennis star confirms he is single. For months, it had been speculated that the ATP and the ...
Sinner is competing in his first tournament since being hit with a three-month doping ban, meaning the spotlight is naturally ...
The ATP Draw for the 2025 Italian Open has been announced, and Jannik Sinner faces a challenging path to the final.
Jannik's WADA agreement drew many comments from his colleagues and experts, and his coach, Simone Vagnozzi, does not ...
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