Janic Sinir said it was a “amazing feeling” to return to the court after his victory over Argentina, Mariano Navon, in the Italian Open in the first match since the doping was banned.
The victory was 6-3 6-4 is the first world in the twenty-second consecutive-a series that stopped commenting for a period of three months that it agreed with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
Sinner wrote “Che Bello” (how beautiful it is) on the camera lens at the end of the match, where “Ole” chants rang around the stadium.
The Italian said that the reaction of the home crowd was the best of what it witnessed ever.
“It was amazing to go again to the court after such a long time, as great support has also been provided in recent days,” Sini said.
His parents were among the 10,500 people who offered him a full welcome at Campo Centrale, but the sinner showed little feelings walking at hand with a child's amulet.
“From the first day I came here, it was great. I have been waiting for this moment for a long time,” he added.
“The entire match, even when it looks very comfortable, is a group, no?
“Inside, we feel that, especially the start of the match, again, the nerves of service for the first time, in an attempt to move in the best possible way.”
