Patrick Mouratoglou affirme que Jannik Sinner ne participera pas au boycott de Roland-Garros

Patrick Mouratoglou, ancien entraîneur de Serena Williams, a déclaré qu'il est peu probable que le numéro un mondial Jannik Sinner participe à un quelconque boycott de l'édition 2026 de Roland-Garros concernant les primes. Mouratoglou a souligné les risques pour les meilleurs joueurs et la difficulté de parvenir à une unité entre les concurrents.

Mouratoglou a exprimé son scepticisme quant à un boycott cette année. Il a noté que la coordination entre les meilleurs joueurs reste récente et difficile à organiser efficacement contre les organisateurs de tournois ou les instances dirigeantes. Sinner, qui a atteint la finale de Roland-Garros l'an dernier, a tout intérêt à participer, selon l'entraîneur.

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