Sinner back at Milan's San Raffaele hospital to complete checks

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Sinner back at Milan's San Raffaele hospital to complete checks

Italy's world number one suffered physical meltdown in 2nd round of French Open

MILAN,

09 June 2026, 11:55

ANSA English Desk

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Italy's world number one Jannik

Sinner returned to Milan's San Raffaele hospital on Tuesday to

complete a round of medical checks and tests he started on

Monday following the physical meltdown that saw him exit the

French Open in the second round on May 28.

Doctors are seeking to find the cause of the issue that led the

24-year-old to cave in physically when he was on the verge of

victory in the third set of his match against Argentine Juan

Manuel Cerundolo.

After the match the South Tyrolean four-time slam winner did not

blame the heat but said he had simply run out of energy.

Sinner had been odds-on to win his first Roland Garros and take

his major tally to five after his great rival, Spanish

23-year-old seven-time slam winner Carlos Alcaraz, pulled out of

the French Open and Wimbledon with a wrist injury.

Last year's final, in which Sinner had three match points before

losing a five-set epic to the Spanish ace, was one of the best

ever in Paris.

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