Jannik Sinner surpris par le survol d'avions lors de l'Open d'Italie

Jannik Sinner a réagi avec surprise au bruit assourdissant d'un avion au-dessus de sa tête lors de l'Open d'Italie à Rome, mardi. Ce moment, filmé par une caméra, a rapidement fait le tour du Web alors que le joueur portait la main à sa poitrine avant d'en rire.

Sinner marchait à l'intérieur du Foro Italico lorsque le bruit l'a surpris pendant le tournoi. Il a expliqué l'incident plus tard lors d'une interview d'après-match, déclarant qu'il ne s'attendait pas à ce son et qu'il avait initialement pensé que les avions volaient trop bas. Les appareils appartenaient à la patrouille acrobatique italienne Frecce Tricolori, qui s'entraînait pour une démonstration prévue le lendemain.

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