Patrick Mouratoglou sagt, dass Jannik Sinner sich nicht an einem Boykott der French Open beteiligen wird

Patrick Mouratoglou, der ehemalige Trainer von Serena Williams, erklärte, dass die Nummer eins der Welt, Jannik Sinner, sich voraussichtlich nicht an einem Boykott der French Open 2026 aufgrund von Preisgeldern beteiligen wird. Mouratoglou betonte die Risiken für Topspieler und die Herausforderungen, eine Einigkeit unter den Wettbewerbern zu erzielen.

Mouratoglou äußerte sich skeptisch gegenüber einem möglichen Boykott in diesem Jahr. Er merkte an, dass die Koordination unter den Topspielern noch neu sei und es schwierig bleibe, diese effektiv gegen Turnierveranstalter oder Dachverbände zu organisieren. Sinner, der im vergangenen Jahr das Finale der French Open erreichte, profitiert dem Trainer zufolge erheblich von einer Teilnahme.

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