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'I Want To Keep Playing For 10-15 Years': Jannik Sinner Opens Up On Injury, Reveals Comeback Plans
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What Happened?
Jannik Sinner aims to return from a right knee injury at the Australian Open in January. He also plans to play in the Six Kings Slam in Saudi Arabia before that.
Key points
- Sinner has not played since winning Wimbledon due to a right knee injury.
- He initially aimed for an earlier return but prioritized his health.
- Sinner is working with new coach Magnus Norman after parting ways with Darren Cahill.
- He expressed a desire to play for another 10 to 15 years.
Key insights
- Sinner's careful approach to recovery may set a precedent for other athletes.
- His collaboration with Magnus Norman could lead to new strategies in his game.
- The timing of his return may affect his ranking and seedings in upcoming tournaments.
Why it matters
Sinner's return could impact the competitive landscape of tennis in 2027.
Entities
Jannik Sinner· PersonAustralian Open· EventSix Kings Slam· EventMagnus Norman· PersonDarren Cahill· Person
Source
Times Now
