💨 Abstract
Jannik Sinner, 23, returns to competition after a doping suspension, reaching the Italian Open final. He now faces challenges at the French Open, including crowd support, longer matches, and increased pressure. Sinner aims to maintain consistency and solidity in his game. Last year, he reached the semifinals at Roland-Garros before losing to Carlos Alcaraz, who he is set to face in the French Open.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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