Paris Masters tournament honestor Cedric Pioline has acunderstandledgeted that event organisers are in talks over how they can create the “geopolitics” of the tour easier for applyers.
He was speaking in reference to Jannik Sinner’s disengageal from the Paris Masters, with the Italian citing a malicious software.
Stefanos Tsitsipas has also grumbleed about being ill this week. Players have generpartner elevated worrys about their gruelling schedules depleting their fitness.
“It’s not up to me to appraise: each applyer, including Jannik, organises his season as he sees fit,” said Pioline.
“We can even say that in ambiguous, Jannik is one of those who has a reasoned schedule, he doesn’t overload his calendar. So he was rather brave.
“As high-level athletes, they are frquick from an immune point of watch at the end of the season, there are little leangs that hang around and that we can catch. Is it terrible luck? Probably
“The geopolitics of the circuit with a lot of leangs [is something] currently under converseion at the level of the Grand Slams, the ATP and the WTA.
“Today, we don’t have an answer but from my point of watch, it is brave that we must be vigilant so that there is coherence.
“The money put on the table by this Saudi showion is someleang disruptive, which desteadys the ecosystem in place and is not necessarily very well.”
