Overview
- Sinner resumed full on-court training in Monte Carlo this week after a three-week break following a sudden malore and second-round exit at Roland Garros.
- He underwent two days of medical examinations at San Raffaele hospital in Milan and those checks have not produced any new public health alarms.
- Sinner practised in Monte Carlo with Holger Rune as part of rebuilding match fitness and is due to move to London shortly to begin grass-court work.
- He will not play traditional lead-up tournaments and plans to use the Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic at Hurlingham (June 23–27) as a low-pressure test before Wimbledon.
- As the reigning Wimbledon champion and ATP No. 1, his team is prioritising load management and tactical grass adjustments—service, variety and net play—to sharpen form while limiting match risk.