Which clay court tournaments can Jannik Sinner play in 2025
Jannik Sinner is sitting on his couch seeing out a three month ban for testing positive for a banned substance which means he’ll only be able to play a small number of clay court tournaments this season, including Roland-Garros.
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Jannik Sinner will next be able to step on court for a professional tennis match on May 5th, 2025 which is just in time for two of the year’s most important clay court events.
Italian Open: ATP Masters 1000, Rome, Italy – 7th to 18th May, 2005
There’s little doubt that the timing of Sinner’s ban has been very carefully managed with his 3 month break ending just before the Internazionali BNL d’Italia.
Sinner’s never won his home tournament so will be hoping that this year he can add the ATP 1000 title to his growing list of achievements. In 2024 he couldn’t compete in the event due to a recurring hip injury. For the 2025 event he’ll be playing without the usual tournament matches under his belt due to his ban but he’ll be well rested and undoubtedly eager to show the adoring home crowds that he’s still one of the best in the world.
Alexander Zverev triumphed in 2024 and a repeat of this year’s Australian Open final, where Sinner beat Zverev in 3 straight sets, is a strong possibility especially as 10-time champion Rafa Nadal has now retired.
Roland-Garros: Grand Slam, Paris, France – 25th May to 8th June, 2025
The only Grand Slam played on the red dirt, Roland-Garros, looms large in the tennis calendar for every player now that the Australian open is out of the way, but especailly so for Jannik sinner as it will be his chance to continue his goal of winning a Calendar Grand Slam, something not achieved by a male player since Rod ‘Rocket’ Laver in 1969.
With the Australian Open under his belt and three months of rest from tournament tennis, Sinner will have high ambitions that he can break the Paris stranglehold of Carlos Alcaraz and raise the Roland-Garros trophy in 2025.
Sinner’s record in Paris is decent having made the semi-final in 2024 and the quarter final in 2020 but it’s a long way off his record at the other Slams.
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