Andy Roddick Rejects Claims of Jannik Sinner 'Faking' Injury in French Open Semi Final 😲

Former American tennis star Andy Roddick has  dismissed allegations that Jannik Sinner was   faking an injury during his French Open semifinal  against Carlos Alcaraz. Both players entered   the match with injury concerns—Sinner with a  hip issue and Alcaraz with a forearm injury. Sinner won the first set convincingly, but  Alcaraz fought back to take the second. During   the third set, Sinner appeared in discomfort,  frequently stretching and clutching his hand,   prompting his trainer to give him  a massage on his arm. Despite this,   a fan suggested that Sinner  might be faking his injury. Roddick was quick to reject this claim,  highlighting the seriousness of Sinner's   condition and his earlier withdrawal from the  Italian Open due to injury. He questioned the   logic behind the accusation, especially  since Sinner was leading at the time.   "Why would he do that when leading? He pulled  out of his home tournament coming into RG….   Why is yours a suggestion that makes any  sense?" Roddick responded on social media. Roddick further emphasized the  different impacts of injuries,   noting that Sinner’s hip issue likely affected  his ability to train properly. This context,   Roddick argued, made it unreasonable to  suggest Sinner was faking any injury.  thank you for watching this  video and stay tuned to us