Jannik Sinner finally breaks silence after his ban on ‘Sky Sport Italy’ in which he revealed his feelings. “I feel…

Jannik Sinner will be able to return to the professional tour in approximately a month, where he will be greeted like a king by his supporters at the Rome Masters 1000. The world number one, who has not played since winning the Australian Open at the end of January, has agreed to a three-month ban with WADA and has accepted that he must stay away from the sport he loves in order to avoid a trial before the CAS in Lausanne.

Despite this suspension, his top opponents such as Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz have not achieved brilliant results so far and the Italian ace is practically certain to remain at the top of the ATP rankings until his return in May.

The 23-year-old from Sesto Pusteria has used this period above all to recharge his batteries and work from an athletic point of view, where he still has room for improvement. In particular, the 3-time Grand Slam champion was able to do numerous specific jobs in Monte Carlo together with his fitness coach Marco Panichi.

Darren Cahill is on his way to the Principality, where Jannik will soon resume tennis practice in preparation for the Rome Masters 1000. Sinner has also decided to play the Hamburg tournament before Roland Garros in order to be fully prepared for the season’s second Major.

Sinner is almost ready!

Meanwhile, the Italian star gave a lengthy interview to ‘Sky Sport Italy’ in which he expressed his emotions. He had never talked since hearing about his ban.

“I feel good, I have had the opportunity to rest and train during this time. Obviously I would have preferred to play tennis, but I’m not thinking too much about this thing now” – confessed the world number 1, protagonist of an amazing rise in the last year and a half.