As everyone knows, Jannik Sinner is unable to compete on the professional tour until May 4. The world No. 1 – who was fully ...

Jannik Sinner's three-month suspension is probably one of the most opinion-dividing moments in tennis. Sinner has been suspended for three months after reaching an agreement with the World ...

and 200 points from reaching the Madrid Open quarterfinals. If Zverev wins several titles while Sinner is out, the German could take over the No. 1 ranking.

Feliciano López has defended Jannik Sinner amid the controversial doping case that resulted in a three-month suspension for ...

Jannik Sinner will receive protection from the Rome Open organisers on his return to the Tour after serving a three-month ...

Jannik Sinner's first tournament back from suspension will be the 2025 Italian Open, and the organizers are already planning how to make his time there as enjoyable as possible. Sinner has been ...

and Madrid Open (April 23-May 4). Sinner could still hold onto his World No. 1 spot, but he will lose significant points in the ATP rankings. Sinner has already lost his ranking points from the ...

and Madrid Open (23 April to 4 May). Sinner’s first match back could be at the Italian Open in Rome, an ATP Masters 1000 event on clay, a tournament he withdrew from last year, citing a hip injury.

Andy Murray’s former coach has criticised ATP Tour stars over their lack of support for Jannik Sinner. Daniel Vallverdu believes the Italian deserves more sympathy after accepting a three-month ban ...

The Laureus Academy revoked tennis number one Jannik Sinner's nomination for its annual World Sportsman of the Year Award, ...

Jannik Sinner met with Dominic Thiem in Monaco while serving his three-month suspension. The world No. 1 completed his first ...

Wimbledon and the US Open. Though Sinner will miss an important chunk of the tennis season including Masters 1000-level events at Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo and Madrid, he is far enough ...