Roland-Garros 2025 - Jannik Sinner : "Si on veut des sessions de nuit avec des femmes, il faudrait certainement qu'il y ait deux matches" - Vidéo Dailymotion

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Le numéro 1 mondial Jannik Sinner a surclassé (6-0, 6-1, 6-2) le Tchèque Jiri Lehecka, ce samedi, au troisième tour de Roland-Garros. Sa victoire la plus nette et l'une de ses plus rapides en Grand Chelem.     « Le tennis, partout & toujours ici », sur  https://www.tennisactu.net / Tennis Actu

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00:00BNP Paribas, partenaire des plus belles histoires de Roland Garros, aux côtés des ramasseurs de balles depuis plus de 50 ans.

00:30Je suis très heureux de continuer à continuer et je suis très heureux de ce match.

00:37Jannick, comme quelqu'un dirait, c'est pas mal, mais vous pensez que vous avez été testé en ce moment-là en ce French Open ?

00:47Je pense qu'en early stages de Grand Slams, c'est bien que vous n'avez pas beaucoup de temps,

00:58si vous avez la chance sur le court, donc je suis heureux de faire ça.

01:03Je pense que les matchs comme ces matchs peuvent changer rapidement, en tout cas,

01:16parce que si vous ne commencez pas bien dans un set, le match peut aller plus long et vous ne pouvez pas contrôler.

01:24Et nous avons vu des occasions ici, dans le tournoi.

01:30Donc, vous devez que le focus est toujours très, très haut, parce qu'il y a des choses qui peuvent arriver.

01:36Bien sûr, de savoir que dans le prochain match, ça va être très, très difficile.

01:43Et aussi aujourd'hui, Jérôme est un joueur un joueur, nous savons que ça.

01:48Il y a tout ce que j'ai vu dans sa carrière.

01:51Je suis heureux de savoir comment ça va jusqu'à ce moment-là, mais dans le autre,

01:56les choses peuvent changer d'un jour au jour au jour.

01:58On a vu que j'ai joué en Rome, j'ai joué une très bonne matche contre Kasper,

02:03et j'ai joué le prochain round.

02:05Donc, je suis juste un joueur de focus chaque jour, et on a voir comment ça va.

02:14Vous avez dit ce match que je vais vous demander,

02:17c'est un peu plus le match que le match contre Kasper,

02:20et vous disiez que ça peut changer chaque jour.

02:23Je ne pense pas que beaucoup de gens y croient vous.

02:25Et vous avez souffré dans l'année prochaine, dans la première set, avec Tommy.

02:30Do you know before you walk onto the court

02:33that you're feeling great

02:36and you're going to have one of these matches

02:37or that you have a chance to have one of these matches

02:41or is it just something once you start playing

02:43that you don't feel?

02:45It also depends on your opponent.

02:48It's not that you can control everything.

02:50I just try to control whatever I can

02:52and today I did that

02:54or the first three matches here I did that.

02:57Whatever I could control, I tried to control.

03:02Of course, this morning I felt that I was feeling the ball very good

03:09but again, the conditions can change

03:12from one moment to the other.

03:16It was raining a little bit at some point

03:18and then after it was nearly sunny

03:19and this changed how the ball bounces

03:23and how fast it goes through the air.

03:25But yeah, again, things can change so quickly

03:30from one day to the other.

03:31We saw this in Rome.

03:34Nobody believed me but I was in half an hour

03:37and I lost the first set in 6-1.

03:40So I have to be very careful.

03:43Andre is an incredible player.

03:46I have to be focused.

03:47He's rested.

03:48So let's see what's coming.

03:50Well played today.

03:53This question is about Jack Draper,

03:55not necessarily in this tournament.

03:56Just over since the last U.S. Open,

03:59he's risen so quickly into the top five.

04:01None of us are really that surprised to see him in the top five

04:04but are you surprised at how quickly

04:05and just how dominant he's been

04:07over the last period of time?

04:08I said, you know, he's a kind of player

04:13who I think we all saw the potential he has

04:19or he had already a couple of years ago.

04:23He was very unfortunate because he was injured.

04:25He went through very difficult moments.

04:28He has changed a little bit his team

04:31and I feel like now he is in a very consistent level

04:35of mental level and everything.

04:38So I'm good friends with him

04:41and I'm very happy to have him as a friend.

04:46But he is now there.

04:48You know, things are a little bit different.

04:52Of course, we are very good friends off the court

04:55but we practice a little bit less together

04:59because we might know that we can face each other

05:01in the later stages of tournaments, hopefully,

05:05because I always love to play against him.

05:08He is a huge competitor

05:09and I'm very happy for him.

05:12I'm the first person who is so happy for him

05:16and he's going to make an incredible career.

05:21You know, I wish him only the best.

05:26He's a very consistent player

05:28since last year of US Open.

05:31You said that this year

05:33maybe the most consistent player we have on tour

05:37because he won big titles.

05:40He went far in every tournament.

05:43That means that you are feeling comfortable

05:46in every tournament, in every situation.

05:48He knows how to play.

05:49He knows how to handle it.

05:50So, again, mentally, he's in a very good moment

05:56and I'm very happy for him.

05:58So, I wish him only the best.

06:05I want to ask you as one of the top men's players,

06:08there's been a lot of talk at this tournament

06:10for years and, again, this year

06:11about the scheduling at this tournament

06:13and the men's and women's distribution

06:15on the schedule at the big courts

06:16and how the women almost always get put

06:19in the first match of the day at noon

06:20when it's emptier

06:21and the men almost always get the night session

06:22and the bigger spots.

06:24And I'm wondering, as a male player,

06:25would you like to see this tournament

06:27get in line with the other Grand Slams

06:29and have a more equal sort of gender division

06:33of the schedule?

06:34Yeah, I've heard some players, no?

06:38And, look, we don't make the schedule.

06:41You know, we are players

06:43and we don't make the schedule.

06:45We have the same amount of men's and women's matches

06:49on the big courts.

06:50We have the same amount of prize money

06:53on men's and women.

06:55And, you know, the night schedule,

06:59I don't make the schedule.

07:00You know, so I cannot give you any feedback.

07:04So I don't want to comment on that

07:07or go into details, no?

07:09But I think we have equal so many things

07:14at the moment here.

07:15And it's nice to see you.

07:17So, yeah.

07:19So maybe things can change in future.

07:22I don't know.

07:24If you did make the schedule,

07:26would you do it differently?

07:27Would you make it more fair?

07:30But fair, what do you mean?

07:34Fair distribution in the night sessions,

07:37in the best slots.

07:38There hasn't been a women's match at night

07:41in over two years.

07:42Yeah, I mean, it's...

07:45There is a...

07:48In my point of view,

07:50men's matches, they are best of five.

07:52You know, we know that.

07:54Women's, they are best of three.

07:55If they want to put women's in the night,

07:58they have to put at least two matches,

08:01you know,

08:01because if someone has a bad day

08:04and someone a very good day,

08:05the match is over in less than an hour.

08:07So they could play potentially

08:11a couple of women's matches in the evening.

08:14A man's to put two matches there,

08:16it's impossible,

08:17because you can go so long

08:19or you start at six

08:20and then it's okay,

08:21but it's too long.

08:24But in the other way, again,

08:26I'm not making the schedule.

08:28You know, it's...

08:28I cannot...

08:29All I know is that

08:30we still have the same amount

08:32of men's and women matches

08:34on here, for example,

08:37on center court.

08:38There is two and two.

08:39And the same is in Len Lang.

08:41The same is in Simon Mathieu at the moment.

08:43So there is quite a lot equal.

08:46But, again,

08:47I don't make the schedule.

08:50So, yeah.

08:51If they want to put night sessions in women,

08:54they have to play two, I guess.

08:56You know,

08:56that's the only thing I can say.

08:58Then, yeah.

Roland-Garros 2025 - Jannik Sinner : "Si on veut des sessions de nuit avec des femmes, il faudrait certainement qu'il y ait deux matches"

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