
Angelo Binaghi, president of Federtennis, comments on Jannik Sinner's withdrawal by stating that, if in good health, the Italian tennis player can still achieve great results for another 10 years and that there is room for a program that will bring him back to the top without physical repercussions.
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Jannik Sinner suffered a recent withdrawal, despite hopes of seeing him healthy in recent tournaments. Binaghi points out that modern tennis allows you to play up to 40 years of age and that, if in good health, Sinner could have another 10 years of high-level results.
Sinner's withdrawal was unfortunately in the air even though we hoped that the last tournaments would see him in good health. Nowadays we play tennis up to the age of 40 so Sinner, if he is in good health, should give us another 10 years of great results. I believe there is room to be able to make a plan that will allow him to return to the top of world tennis without having physical repercussions.
Thus Angelo Binaghi, president of Federtennis, on the sidelines of the 12th edition of the Giuseppe Colalucci Prize at the Circolo Antico Tiro a Volo, on the future of Jannik Sinner. "I think it's a coincidence that the two strongest players in the world had an injury that kept them out - continues Binaghi -. But I think that on the one hand Italian tennis cannot complain about what he and the other players did this year by winning 5 Masters 1000s. And I also believe that, although it was a very unlucky year because the 4 strongest men's and women's players we had all had physical problems, the most important thing is to find all possible solutions to preserve their physical conditions in the medium to long term", he concludes.

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