Jannik Sinner’s 2023 did not start in the best way. The Italian took part in the ATP 250 tournament in Adelaide 1 and was unable to compete at his full potential in the second set of the match against Sebastian Korda due to a hip problem.
Sinner was forced to ask for the intervention of the physiotherapist and alarmed his entire team. He immediately underwent an MRI scan to check his physical conditions and, fortunately, the tests did not reveal any serious problems.
The Italian will therefore be able to participate in the next edition of the Australian Open; last year he reached the quarterfinals in Melbourne.
Director Kooyong Classic: “Sinner will win a Grand Slam”
Sinner will also take the court at the Kooyong Classic, the famous exhibition tournament, where he will have the opportunity to challenge players like Andy Murray, Alex de Minaur, Grigor Dimitrov and Marin Cilic.
Peter Johnston, director of the Australian event, gave an interesting interview to SuperTennis and talked about Sinner’s future. He told: “The attraction for the players is the story of the Kooyong Club. The stadium is attractive, but the club and we as organizers have to make sure that the event works well for the players.
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