Male tennis has been in full turns since the absence of Jannik Sinner, leaving the fans and analysts on the edge of their siege pending the return of the Italian champion. Sinner, currently the world’s number one, was a dominant force on the tennis scene, winning his third Grand Chelem title during the Australian Open 2025.
In the absence of Sinner, other high -level players such as Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz were supposed to take over and fill the void. However, the two players struggled to maintain consistency and contest Sinner’s supremacy in the ATP ranking. Zverev’s performance was erratic, with notable early outings in tournaments, while Alcaraz, despite his victories in Rotterdam and Monte-Carlo, met with row.
Analyst Benoit Maylin stressed the importance of sinner’s return, highlighting the lack of clear leader in male tennis in his absence. Maylin pointed out the decline of other high -level players such as Rublev and Tsitsipas, Djokovic’s difficulties, and the unresolved problems of Medvedev. The analyst believes that the return of Sinner is crucial for the future of male tennis, because he has proven to be a formidable force on the court.
While Sinner is preparing to return to the Masters of Rome, the world of tennis is in turmoil. Fans are impatient to see if Sinner will be able to maintain his domination and continue to consolidate his position as a leader in male tennis. With his exceptional skills and flawless determination, Sinner holds the key to the future of sport and has the potential to raise male tennis to new heights.
