All eyes are on Jannik Sinner as he returns to the court for the round of 64 at the Italian Open. The No. 1-ranked men’s tennis player and reigning Australian and US Open champ is making his return to the ATP Tour following a three-month suspension from the World Anti-Doping Agency.

Playing in his first match in 104 days, his longest spell without a game since the coronavirus pandemic (194 days), Jannik Sinner became the youngest player to achieve 22 or more consecutive match win

Jannik Sinner is ready to make his debut at the Rome Masters 1000 in a few hours. The world No.1 – who has not played an official match since the 2025 Australian Open final against Alexander Zverev – will face Argentine ace Mariano Navone in front of his home fans to try to get a place in the third round.