WATCH: Jannik Sinner receives hero's welcome in Italian Open following his doping ban comeback

Tennis sensation and world number one Jannik Sinner has recently stepped into the Italico arena to make his appearance in the Italian Open 2025. The 23-year-old star player has made a public appearance to meet and greet his tennis fans. His appearance was interesting to his fans as he stood with the crowd after completing his three-month doping ban, which he got after winning the Australian Open 2025.

The tennis world recently experienced a moment of thrill after the Italian star made a stunning comeback to greet his fans. Sinner waved to his fans as he walked in the stands of Foro Italico. He was seen wearing a light blue sweatshirt with black track pants and sportswear.

Jannik Sinner is now set to make his appearance in the Italian Open 2025. The star player tested positive for clostebol during the Indian Wells back in 2024. He was last seen in action in the Australian Open 2025 final, where he lifted the crown after defeating Alexander Zverev.

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Jannik Sinner talks about the hardest days of his life

In a recent interview, he revealed that he was not at all in a happy place ahead of the first Grand Slam of the year and thought of quitting the game. Some of the players were supportive towards him, while many of them even questioned his right to compete after his doping test, with the player who later went on to win the title revealing that he was tempted to step away from this game ahead of the tournament.

“I remember before the Australian Open this year, I was at a not very happy place. In Australia, I didn't really feel comfortable in the locker room or at the restaurants; the players looked at me differently and I really didn't like it. There, I thought that living tennis that way was really heavy: I've always been someone who took tennis ‘jokingly’. I thought about taking some time off after Australia," Jannik Sinner said.

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