Sinner confided in him on the day of his comeback, admitting that he wanted to take a break from the court before the Australian Open

The world's No. 1 tennis player, Italian rising star Sinner, who was banned for 3 months for failing a drug test, also confided in him on the day of his comeback, admitting that he wanted to leave the court before the Australian Open at the beginning of the year, "because the players looked at me differently." ”

The world's first brother in the tennis world and the rising star of Italy, Sinner

Sinner broke out last year's controversy over the drug test, which made many players speak out, saying, "I remember before this year's Australian Open, I wasn't very happy, because when I came to Australia, whether in the restaurant or in the lounge, the players looked at me differently, and I didn't like that. ”

"It's a lot of life in tennis like that, I thought about taking a break after the Australian Open and then it just happened, I don't want it to be like this, but on the other hand, the ban was good for me," Sinner admitted. ”

Sinner, who is about to complete his suspension, is expected to return to the Rome Masters to prepare for the upcoming 2025 French Open.