'Not a robot' - Sinner had 'no energy' in shock defeat
World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner suffered a shock second-round defeat at the French Open after experiencing a sudden loss of energy and dizziness. Sinner dismissed the heat as a cause, attributing his performance to feeling unwell.
Why it matters
As a major sporting upset involving a top-ranked athlete, the incident highlights the physical unpredictability of professional sports and the challenges of maintaining peak performance.
French Open 2026 results: Jannik Sinner 'couldn't find energy' but says heat was not to blame in shock loss - BBC Sport
The article provides a straightforward account of the match and the player's own explanation for his performance.
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