Overview
- On Monday Sinner attended scheduled clinical examinations at Ospedale San Raffaele in Milan and left the same day appearing composed with a white band on his arm.
- The San Raffaele visit was a planned follow-up after his sudden physical collapse at Roland Garros where he suffered cramps, vomiting and lost a match he had led two sets and 5-1.
- He had already undergone an initial series of tests at JMedical in Turin and spent a short recovery break in Sardinia before traveling to Milan for further checks.
- No official results from the San Raffaele or JMedical examinations have been released and suggested lines of inquiry reported by commentators—such as inflammation, hormonal or metabolic panels, microbiome, allergy or cardiology tests—remain unconfirmed.
- Sinner, the ATP world No.1 and reigning Wimbledon champion, will skip other warm-up events, return to Monte Carlo to resume training, and aim to be ready to defend his title in London.