Overview
- Sinner resumed on-court training in Montecarlo on Thursday after a short break following his collapse at Roland Garros.
- He underwent two days of medical examinations at Milan’s San Raffaele under Prof. Alberto Zangrillo and the checks reportedly showed no abnormalities.
- Organisers confirmed Sinner will play the Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic at Hurlingham from June 23–27 as his only competitive grass warm-up.
- As reigning Wimbledon champion he is scheduled to open Centre Court on Monday 29 June, and his team has decided not to enter traditional grass lead-up tournaments such as Halle or Queen’s.
- The move comes after an exceptional 2026 run of Masters 1000 wins and raises the stakes on his physical readiness and ability to defend the title while other top Italians, including Matteo Berrettini and Lorenzo Musetti, remain sidelined for the grass weeks.