Jannik Sinner eliminato al Roland Garros dopo un crollo drammatico

Il numero 1 del mondo Jannik Sinner ha subito una sorprendente sconfitta al Roland Garros il 1° giugno, dilapidando un netto vantaggio contro Juan Manuel Cerúndolo. L'italiano ha perso 11 degli ultimi 12 game, venendo sconfitto per 6-3, 6-2, 5-7, 1-6, 1-6 dopo essere stato in vantaggio per 6-3, 6-2, 5-1.

Sinner, che si trovava a quattro punti dal terzo turno, ha attribuito la sconfitta a un malessere e alla mancanza di riposo piuttosto che al caldo di 32-33°C di Parigi. Ha sottolineato che le condizioni erano diverse da quelle incontrate in tornei precedenti più impegnativi, come Shanghai e l'Australia.

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