Jannik Sinner prioriza el descanso y la recuperación antes de Roland Garros

El número uno del mundo, Jannik Sinner, ha declarado una política estricta de cero tenis en los días previos al Abierto de Francia. El jugador italiano, tras haber ganado los títulos de Montecarlo, Madrid y Roma, quiere centrarse en la recuperación física y pasar tiempo con su familia en lugar de realizar entrenamientos adicionales.

Sinner declaró a los medios italianos que la recuperación es su mayor prioridad tras una etapa intensa en el circuito. Afirmó que habrá un entrenamiento mínimo y que planea desconectarse totalmente del tenis antes de llegar a París el jueves.

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