Jannik Sinner éliminé de Roland-Garros après un effondrement spectaculaire

Le numéro 1 mondial Jannik Sinner a subi une défaite retentissante à Roland-Garros le 1er juin, gaspillant une avance confortable face à Juan Manuel Cerúndolo. L'Italien a perdu 11 des 12 derniers jeux, s'inclinant 6-3, 6-2, 5-7, 1-6, 1-6 après avoir mené 6-3, 6-2, 5-1.

Sinner, qui n'était plus qu'à quatre points de se qualifier pour le troisième tour, a attribué cette défaite à la maladie et à un manque de sommeil plutôt qu'aux températures de 32-33°C à Paris. Il a souligné que les conditions étaient différentes de celles rencontrées lors de tournois plus exigeants à Shanghai et en Australie.

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