What do Sinner do when you are banned?

Sinner has just attended the first interview after the suspension from the World Doping (Wada) agency in February. Answering Sky Sports Italy on April 6, the 23 -year -old said he was traveling, resting to balance his emotions. "I have done many different things, but if I choose, of course I want tennis. I need some time to find myself, but I am very excited to come to Rome Masters ".

Sinner's suspension will end right before the Masters 1000 event in Italy, on May 7. He said: "I will return at a time when people will pay attention to me and in Rome, it is not easy. I am quite weak after what happened. Even so I consider it a lesson. Every year I learn something " He accepted a penalty compromise with Wada to avoid bringing the case to the sports arbitration court (CAS) - where he could condemn a ban 1 or 2 years, although this made him under great pressure from colleagues and public opinion.

"I have a family and next team, so I feel less difficult ," Sinner added. "I had to stop the work I always dreamed, while in the best position to do that. To confess I had counted every day to return to the arena. But this is also a good time to improve my play on the earthquare field that is the capital . The ground of the ground from the beginning of the career. The pitch is also not the forte of the Italian player with only a title at Halle expanded 2024. However, Sinner reached the semi -finals of the Roland Garros last year, only lost to the champion of Carlos Alcaraz after 5 sets, and before the Wimbledon 2023 semi -finals.

"I will try to do something different in the ground to find opportunities ", he shared about the training plan in the coming weeks. "Hopefully it will be effective, otherwise I still have a lot of time to try again".

Advantages for Sinner in the period of banned competition, the opponents behind are all unstable. Italian player will therefore hold the world's number one position to Roland Garros. After this event, he will play more grasses to be ready for Wimbledon, where he lost to Daniil Medvedev last year in the quarterfinals.