Sinner reassures: "I had diarrhea the past few days and lost some liquid, nothing serious"

Raquel Bermúdez Rodríguez | 30 Sep 2025 | 12.02

Sinner reassures: "I had diarrhea in the last few days and lost some fluids, nothing serious." Photo: Getty

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We don't always know everything that goes on behind the scenes in the professional circuit. In this case, Jannik Sinner confessed in a press conference that these days haven't been entirely easy for him as he has had to deal with stomach problems, which may have caused him some scares on the court during his match with Alex De Miñaur at the ATP Beijing 2025.

Nevertheless, Jannik once again showed his immense quality by making his way to the grand final of the ATP Beijing 2025, where he will face the winner of the clash between Learner Tien and Daniil Medvedev. Additionally, the world number two pointed out the key to his victory in the semifinals.

"Obviously, it's great to be back in a final. This is a very special place. There is a lot of effort behind it, many tough matches, as we saw today. I'm even happier to be playing the final here again. Every year is different, but I'm very happy. Let's see what tomorrow brings," said the world number two to the media.

About the slight scare in his left leg

"It's nothing serious. I had diarrhea for the past few days and lost some fluid, but I feel fine. I also had a bit of tension. The mix of tension and the past few days weren't easy, but yes, I feel fine. I'm not worried about tomorrow. Everything is fine."

Analysis of his victory over De Miñaur

"The third set was key without a doubt. When you break and hold serve, it's positive. Then I tried to be a bit more aggressive, which worked very well in the third set, but in the second set, he had some opportunities. He couldn't take advantage of them before, then I had mine and couldn't capitalize on them. It was a very even match.

He was playing excellent tennis, both of us. It was a very demanding match physically. Overall, I'm very pleased with the level and the match today, with some ups and downs, which is normal. In general, I'm very happy."

Monitoring what's happening in Tokyo

"I watch matches not only here but also in other tournaments. I enjoy watching tennis; I'm a big fan, I watch all the matches. I've never been to Tokyo, but it seems like the conditions of how the game is played, through television, are a bit different from here," he explained, admitting he is keeping an eye on the final between Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz in the Japanese tournament.