Jannik Sinner's stop is an injustice, but it will make him grow .
The number one of the Fitp Angelo Binaghi is convinced of this, "relieved" by the conclusion of the Clostebol case for which the number 1 in the world, without admitting his responsibilities, has agreed to a three-month ban with Wada, which had appealed against the acquittal of Itia.
" I felt relieved, even if the sense of injustice remains : the ordeal of having to endure this situation since last year was already an excessive punishment for Jannik. But in this way he saves Rome, the three Majors, the ATP Finals and remains in the running for the Grand Slam . Danger averted", Binaghi told Corriere.
"Three months of stoppage - continues Binaghi - are compatible with a serene management of the season. Nothing traumatic or prejudicial to the future happens, that is. 2025 will also be a special year. Patience: it is the right handicap that the strongest of all gives to the rest of the world. Jannik gives three Masters 1000 to his rivals ".
The three months of downtime could even prove useful: "They will help him to have a more harmonious psychophysical growth. He will see his loved ones more often, his friends, the mountain air will do him good. He will return to training seriously, he will strengthen himself, he will recharge his batteries: it's been ten years, since he was 13, that the boy hasn't stopped. He will be able to recover a little of what the job of number one takes away from him. And he will improve on clay, the surface where he can grow the most ."
The days of May, when Sinner will return to the court, are already marked in red on the calendar. First at the Internazionali d'Italia, then at Roland Garros. He will most likely return as number 1 in the world , unless miracles are performed by Zverev and Alcaraz, number 2 and number 3 in the world with a wide gap compared to the South Tyrolean.
(Unioneonline/L)