Sinner in hospital in Milan for scheduled checks

Jannik Sinner is located atSan Raffaele hospital of Milan to undergo scheduled tests whose aim, according to what has been learned, is to investigate the causes of the HIGHLANDS who hit him at the Roland Garros. He could leave the facility as early as this evening

The number one of world tennis he collapsed at Roland Garros, one step away from victory (also pretty easy) in the second round match against the Argentine Juan Manuel Cerundolo, on May 28th.

Sinner: “I don’t feel well, I have to vomit”

“I don’t feel well, I have need to vomit”, the echo of the words addressed by the Italian to his physiotherapist before entering the changing rooms of theCourt Philippe-Chatrier di Paris it went around the world. Like the pictures of bent champion at the bottom of the field, the total pulled and staggering steps. Frames of a match that transformed from almost training into a slow agony.

Sinner after the Paris collapse: “I am not a robot”

“This is it sport. It was hot but it wasn’t crazy hotthe climate was quite good. Nothing happened due to the heat. I’ve been playing a lot lately. This morning when I got up, I struggled a bit but it can happen in Slams that sometimes you don’t feel very well”, the words of Jannik Sinner, in the press conference, after the defeat with Juan Manuel Cerundolo, last May 28th, at second round from Roland Garros.

“I had little energy”

“I didn’t feel very good on the pitch. It can happen, it hasn’t happened in a good way moment. I tried but I couldn’t, but I wasn’t feeling great before the match either. I started to feel sick, with little energy and I tried to serve. I let the fourth set go hoping to have some energy in the fifth. The first game was very important. This morning when I got up I wasn’t feeling very well, I immediately tried to keep points short and I was hitting very well at the beginning of the game.”

“Nobody is a robot. We have to talk to the team and understand what is best to do. We’ll do some checking to make sure what happened today with the body and everything. I think it might be good for me not to play tournaments now,” he added.

Sinner’s return not before Wimbledon

While awaiting the results of the medical tests, Sinner will not return to the field before Wimbledon where he will be called to defend the title he won last year with his triumph in the final against Alcaraz.