Jannik Sinner: Asian Comeback Reportedly Wobbling
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Jannik Sinner had actually planned to return to the ATP Tour next week. But doubts are growing from his Italian homeland about whether the world number one can compete at the Asian Swing.
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Jannik Sinner had actually planned to return to the ATP Tour next week – but that now appears unlikely. As Focus Stars reports, doubts are growing in his Italian homeland about whether the world number one can actually take part in the Asian Swing.
The voices questioning a return to the planned Asian tournaments are multiplying in Italy. This could push the comeback announced for next week back even further. The report does not provide any concrete background so far.
What is the Asian Swing?
The Asian Swing is what tennis fans call the series of ATP tournaments in Asia, traditionally held in late summer and autumn. For the players, it's not just about titles and prize money, but also crucial world ranking points – on the road to the ATP Finals in Turin, among other things.
What's next?
Whether Sinner will actually have to pull out of the Asian tournaments has not been officially confirmed. Neither his management nor the ATP have commented so far. If he does have to sit this one out, it would be a bitter blow in the season's home stretch – for his points haul as well as for his fans, who had been looking forward to his return.
Other media outlets have not yet corroborated the report. We are keeping an eye on developments and will report back as soon as there is new information.
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