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Sinner, against constant use of cameras: "Sometimes things happen that maybe we don't want to be shown"

Andrés Tomás Rico - 28 Jan 2026
Sinner, against constant use of cameras: "Sometimes things happen that maybe we do not want shown". Photo: Getty Images.

Jannik Sinner was asked about the recent controversy regarding the cameras at the Australian Open facilities, which have captured moments such as Coco Gauff's frustration and Iga Swiatek's mishap with her accreditation. Both have already expressed their refusal to be recorded constantly, and the Italian player is in agreement. "We know there are many cameras, sometimes things can happen. We are athletes, dedicating our entire lives to be the best version of ourselves, and sometimes losses hurt, reactions are not always ideal. But sometimes things happen that maybe we don't want to be shown," stated the world number two.

This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner, en contra del uso constante de cámaras: "A veces pasan cosas que tal vez no queremos que se muestren"