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Jannik Sinner would have retired from tennis if he hadn't been top-200 player by now
Jannik Sinner had no intention of staying around on the Tour for a long time if he struggled, as the world No. 1 revealed he once promised his parents he would be done with pro tennis at 23 or 24 if he weren't a top-200 player.
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Sinner addresses his state after retiring in the Cincinnati final and withdrawing from the US Open mixed doubles.
By Frank Pingue (Reuters) -Defending champion Jannik Sinner has allayed concerns about his fitness ahead of his U.S. Open ...
Jannik Sinner nearly quit tennis due to financial strain, vowing to retire if not ranked in the top 200 by age 23–24. He ...
Among the women, No. 2 seed Iga Swiatek is a narrow favorite (+250) over world No. 1 and defending U.S. Open champion Aryna ...
Jannik Sinner revealed he once planned to quit tennis by age 23 due to a promise he made to his parents. Now at 24, the ...
The tennis world collectively held its breath when Jannik Sinner, the Italian phenom and newly minted World No. 1, tapped out ...
The world No. 1 aims to extend a 21-match win streak at hard-court majors—and renew his rivalry with Carlos Alcaraz—in Flushing Meadows.
SportsLine tennis expert Jose Onorato reveals his top 2025 US Open men's bets for the final grand slam of the season ...
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