Can anyone now stop Jannik Sinner from winning Roland Garros after Carlos Alcaraz's withdrawal?

If yes, who?

It's not completely up to the team to advise. If the athlete doesn't communicate about being tired or partially injured, the coach will probably say to keep playing.

marcsalrod5mo ago

Honestly, I don't understand what kind of coaches or managers have some of the best tennis players. After Monte Carlo it was crazy and dumb that Alcaraz played an important tournament like Barcelona (no offense). And yet, presumably, nobody from his team advised him to rest until Madrid or Rome. This is so preposterous. same happened to

marcsalrod5mo ago

I meant, "unimportant". Same thing happened to Nadal in several occasions and as a result he suffered several unnecessary injuries. Rest is a fundamental part of an athlete. But they are very often terribly advised !

rajnibajracharya5mo ago

he cant win all...and he.has been playing a lot since Indian Wells Open ...At French open there might be a different winner than Sinner...Let's see what happens..

liam.mcmillen5mo ago

I don't think it's a foregone conclusion at all. Plenty can happen at a Grand Slam!

george.patten5mo ago

Think an absolute PEAK Zverev or Djokovic could take him out. Or his body could fail him…

callumdaviestennis5mo ago

I think this is a HUGE opportunity for Zverev & Djokovic. Will never get a bigger chance