Sinner thanks Martínez for competing despite shoulder discomfort: "Respect for him, for competing"
There was little Pedro Martínez could do against Jannik Sinner in the third round of Wimbledon. In addition to the clear superiority, the Spaniard played with shoulder discomfort that prevented him from serving at 100%. Therefore, as soon as he secured the victory, the Italian had some kind words for the Valencian: "Obviously, very happy. But we all saw he had shoulder issues. He couldn't serve very well. Especially on this surface, when you don't serve well, it's not easy to play. I have great respect for him coming here and competing. It wasn't easy for him," noted the world number one.
Jannik Sinner after beating Martinez at Wimbledon
“Obviously very happy. But we all saw he was struggling with the shoulder. Couldn’t serve very well. Especially on this surface, when you don’t serve well, it’s not easy to play. Huge respect to him for coming out here and… pic.twitter.com/BvdTi81SO6— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) July 5, 2025
This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner agradece a Martínez haber competido a pesar de sus molestias de hombro: "Respeto para él, por competir"