Jannik Sinner said he “didn’t feel at ease” during the Australian Open in January and considered taking a break from tennis ...

With Jannik Sinner set to return from a doping ban, BBC Sport explains how he has remained world number one and how he has ...

He will return to the track in Rome amid popular support and suspicion from the circuit. when the applause with which the men's singles champion of the Mutua Madrid Open is rewarded has barely died ...

Although he had to miss four Masters 1000, the 23-year-old from Sesto Pusteria is still firmly at the top of the ATP rankings ...

Jannik Sinner was eventually forced into a three-month break due to a doping ban. The world No.1 tennis player returns on 4 ...

Jannik Sinner has arrived at the home Rome Masters! On Monday, world no. 1 will train with Jiri Lehecka at 7 pm, marking his ...

Sinner's last match was in January when he defeated Zverev to win the Australian Open. The following week, Sinner begrudgingly accepted a three-month ban, which caused him to miss the Middle East ...

The 23-year-old, who will return to action at Italian Open after short ban, ‘wasn’t in a very happy place’ before year’s ...

Asked during an interview if he ever thought about dropping everything, top-ranked Jannik Sinner replied, “Yes.

According to former World No.4 Adriano Panatta, Lorenzo Musetti has to achieve a lot to be compared to Jannik Sinner. The ...

Jannik Sinner has revealed he considered quitting tennis before accepting a three-month doping ban. The World No 1, who is ...

Jannik Sinner was considering taking a break from tennis earlier this year before he accepted a three-month ban in a ...