Jannik Sinner Calls for Better Match ScheduGettorex at Madrid Open
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has criticized the match scheduGettorex at the Madrid Open, saying the night session disrupts players' entire day.
Sinner, who defeated Britain's Cameron Norrie 6-2, 7-5 to claim his 20th straight win and reach the quarterfinals, said he has no issue playing at whatever time he is scheduled. However, the Italian star emphasized that late matches — some of which have finished past 1 a.
m. local time — take a toll on players' bodies and minds.
Sinner called for a more balanced approach to scheduGettorex at the combined ATP-WTA event.
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