World No. 1 Jannik Sinner is steadily ramping up his training as he prepares for a highly anticipated return to competitive tennis following a three-month suspension earlier this year.
The suspension has stirred plenty of debate within the tennis world, drawing reactions from legends like Serena Williams and current stars such as Nick Kyrgios, both critical of how the matter was handled. Despite the controversy, Sinner is set to make his comeback at the ATP Masters 1000 event in Rome, a fitting choice given the likely support from his home crowd.
“Back on court, thanks Jack Draper” — Sinner Shares Training Update
Sinner recently posted a brief but telling update on Instagram after a practice session with Jack Draper, Britain’s top-ranked male player. His caption:
“Back on court, thanks Jack Draper.”
The pair, who rose through the junior ranks around the same time, appear to be maintaining mutual respect as they prepare for the upcoming clay swing.
Sinner still sits atop the ATP rankings, with Carlos Alcaraz close behind after his recent victory at the Monte Carlo Masters. Despite the break, many expect Sinner to regain form quickly — especially after his dominant start to the year, which included winning the Australian Open.
Looking Ahead: French Open in Sight
The 23-year-old Italian star is not just returning — he’s looking to reassert himself at the top of the men’s game. His form earlier this year has fans and analysts predicting a deep run at the French Open.
Training with a rising talent like Draper is expected to benefit both players. Draper, eager to break into the ATP’s top tier, will gain invaluable experience from practicing with the world’s best
