Ski, golf and fashion – Firstpost

The world n ° 1 Jannik Sinner takes the best side of its three -month suspension of tennis, embracing other passions while remaining in shape for its return. The Italian accepted the prohibition as part of a resolution with the World Anti -Doping Agency (WADA), putting it away from the game until May 4 and forcing it to miss Four Masters 1000 Tournaments, Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo and Madrid.

The sinner is held in with regard to the ban

Despite the backhand, the sinner took care of activities beyond tennis. The 23 -year -old has returned to his childhood love for skiing, hitting Sexten tracks, an activity that he normally avoids due to the risk of injury during the competition season. He also participated in the golf course, apparently practicing the Southtirol Golf and Country Club.

In addition to sports, the Italian star appeared in Milan Fashion Week last month. Meanwhile, his team would have drawn up a training plan to ensure that he remains in the advanced physical condition before his return in May.

Sinner’s suspension comes after almost a year of controversy, resulting from two positive tests for the prohibited substance Clostebol in March 2024. His lawyers managed to negotiate with AMA for reduced punishment because the agency could have asked at least one year.

Jannik Sinner should lose crucial ATP ranking points before his return from the suspension on May 4, 2025. This includes 500 points from the Rotterdam Open, which he did not defend, and important points of the Miami Open. In addition, he will lose points from the masters of Monte Carlo and Madrid Open. Despite these losses, the sinner remains comfortably in advance in the ATP ranking with 11,330 points.

Alexander Zverev, currently classified n ° 2, has a chance to challenge Sinner’s first place, but would need at least 3,195 points during this period to exceed it. Carlos Alcaraz faces an even more difficult climb, requiring more than 3,820 points to claim the N ° 1. classification. The sinner will be authorized to resume training from April 13. His expected return tournament is Italian Open, and he will also be eligible to compete in Roland Garros when the French Open starts on May 25.