Sinner in favor of the one-week Masters 1000: "It goes faster, you finish the match and the next day you have another"
Jannik Sinner has made headlines upon his arrival at the Masters 1000 in Rome. After harshly criticizing the prize money at Roland Garros, the world number one has also given his opinion on another controversial topic surrounding the tennis world, "Masters 1000 for one week or two?". And the San Candido native is clear: "This is something we cannot change at the moment. It is quite useless to spend energy on this. We also agree that most players prefer Masters 1000 tournaments for one week. It goes by faster, you finish the match, and the next day you have another one."
Sinner gives his take on 2-week M1000s.
🗣️ "It's something that won't change. It's useless to spend energy on it. All players prefer the one-week ones because everything goes by quicker. You get more mentally tired in the 2-week tournaments." pic.twitter.com/8G88aEw5J7— José Morón (@jmgmoron) May 7, 2026
This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner, a favor de los Masters 1000 de una semana: "Pasa más rápido, terminas el partido y al día siguiente tienes otro"