Jannik Sinner eliminado del Abierto de Francia tras un colapso dramático

El número 1 del mundo, Jannik Sinner, sufrió una sorprendente derrota en el Abierto de Francia el 1 de junio, desperdiciando una ventaja dominante frente a Juan Manuel Cerúndolo. El italiano perdió 11 de los últimos 12 juegos para caer por 6-3, 6-2, 5-7, 1-6, 1-6 tras haber liderado 6-3, 6-2, 5-1.

Sinner, quien estuvo a cuatro puntos de alcanzar la tercera ronda, atribuyó la derrota a una enfermedad y a haber dormido mal, en lugar de al calor de 32-33°C en París. Señaló que las condiciones fueron diferentes a las de eventos anteriores más difíciles en Shanghái y Australia.

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