Jannik Sinner sorprendido por el sobrevuelo de un avión en el Abierto de Italia

Jannik Sinner reaccionó con sorpresa ante el fuerte ruido de un avión que sobrevolaba el Abierto de Italia en Roma este martes. El momento, captado por las cámaras, se difundió rápidamente en redes sociales, mostrando al tenista sujetándose el pecho antes de tomárselo con humor.

Sinner caminaba por las instalaciones cubiertas del Foro Italico cuando el estruendo lo sobresaltó durante el torneo. Más tarde explicó el incidente en una entrevista tras el partido, señalando que no esperaba ese ruido y que inicialmente pensó que los aviones volaban demasiado bajo. Las aeronaves pertenecían al equipo acrobático Frecce Tricolori de Italia, que realizaba prácticas para una exhibición programada al día siguiente.

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