Jannik Sinner privilégie le repos et la récupération avant Roland-Garros

Le numéro un mondial Jannik Sinner a instauré une politique de zéro tennis dans les jours précédant Roland-Garros. Le joueur italien, tout juste auréolé de ses titres à Monte-Carlo, Madrid et Rome, souhaite se concentrer sur la récupération physique et le temps passé en famille plutôt que sur des entraînements supplémentaires.

Sinner a confié aux médias italiens que la récupération est sa priorité absolue après une période chargée sur le circuit. Il a déclaré qu'il réduirait l'entraînement au minimum et qu'il prévoit de se couper totalement du tennis avant son arrivée à Paris ce jeudi.

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