Jannik Sinner will soon return to the court and will be among the stars…

Despite the defeat in the semifinals still bringing pain to his fans, Jannik Sinner’s experience in Paris is absolutely positive. The Italian arrived at the tournament with just a few days of training and a forced stop of almost a month previously.

Sinner played an excellent tournament and, leading two sets to one, he almost reached the final where he fell only against a great Alcaraz. The two are giving life to a great rivalry and Sinner ends this Roland Garros in style as he is now the new number one in the world.

The Italian tennis player is the first Italian in history to achieve this result and at only 22 years old he still has a lot of room for growth and many records to beat. Sinner went out in Paris but has no intention of stopping, Sinner can’t wait to get back on the court immediately and give life to a new great challenge.

Jannik Sinner will soon return to the court and will be among the stars at the Atp tournament in Halle, the first tournament he will play as world number one. Jannik will become familiar with the surface and will also play doubles paired with friend Hubert Hurkacz.