Jannik Sinner supera una enfermedad y alcanza la final del Abierto de Italia

Jannik Sinner avanzó a la final del Abierto de Italia tras vencer a Daniil Medvedev en un partido que se extendió durante dos días y estuvo marcado por importantes desafíos físicos. El número uno del mundo ganó por 6-2, 5-7 y 6-4 a pesar de haber vomitado en la pista y sufrido calambres. Se enfrentará a Casper Ruud este domingo.

La semifinal en el Foro Itálico se tornó dramática en el segundo set, cuando Sinner comenzó a mostrar dificultades visibles. Vomitó a un costado de la pista, se apoyó en su raqueta y recibió tratamiento para los calambres, lo que incluyó una pausa médica y el consumo de jugo de pepinillos. Medvedev cuestionó la situación ante el juez de silla, mientras que el comentarista Jamie Murray describió la escena como difícil de explicar.

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