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BackJannik Sinner rinuncia anche a Shanghai, salta la trasferta asiatica
Jannik Sinner rinuncia anche a Shanghai, salta la trasferta asiatica
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Jannik Sinner rinuncia anche a Shanghai, salta la trasferta asiatica

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Jannik Sinner rinuncia alla trasferta asiatica e salta il Masters 1000 di Shanghai, complicando la difesa del numero 1 del ranking mondiale dall'attacco di Zverev.

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Jannik Sinner è attualmente numero 1 del mondo nel ranking ATP.

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Jannik Sinner rinuncia completamente alla trasferta asiatica, saltando anche il Masters 1000 di Shanghai.

"Purtroppo quest'anno non potrò giocare al Rolex Shanghai Masters, come avrei sperato - annuncia l'altoatesino sui social -. Mi è sempre piaciuto giocare davanti ai tifosi di Shanghai e mi dispiace davvero molto non poterlo fare la prossima settimana".

Si complica ulteriormente per l'azzurro, incalzato da Zverev, l'obiettivo di mantenere il numero 1 del mondo.

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