Jannik Sinner supera Ofner agli Internazionali d'Italia

Jannik Sinner ha sconfitto Sebastian Ofner in due set agli Internazionali d'Italia il 9 maggio, nonostante due emergenze mediche che hanno interrotto il gioco. La prima testa di serie ha ottenuto la vittoria per 6-3, 6-4 in un'ora e 31 minuti.

Il match al Foro Italico di Roma è stato sospeso due volte nel secondo set a causa di problemi medici tra il pubblico. Il giudice di sedia Greg Allensworth ha annunciato la prima pausa sul 4-3, fermando il gioco per circa sei minuti. Una seconda interruzione si è verificata mentre Sinner serviva per il match sul 5-4, con gli addetti ai lavori intervenuti nuovamente tra il pubblico prima della ripresa del gioco.

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