Sinner is surrounded by his trusted team in Monaco – coaches Simone Vagnozzi and Darren Cahill, as well as fitness coach Marco Panichi, Physio ulises ulises badio and bone patient Andrea Cipolla.
Draper said the trip was strictly operated.
The 23-year-old ranked sixth in the world, lost to the sinner in the U.S. Open semifinal last year.
“Jennik is always professional on the court – his first place is for some reason.
“He seemed to be inspiring, had a great team around him and supported his great people during tough times.”
Once Draper moved to Madrid Open, Sinner recruited the help of Norwegian teenager Nicolai Budkov Kjaer in practice classes.
Off the court, Sinner returned to Italy with his family and pursued his other interests outside of tennis.
Shortly after the ban was announced, he sat with Vogue editor Anna Wintour at Milan Fashion Week.
According to sources close to Sina, enjoying skiing, cycling and karting between tennis meetings in recent weeks.
“I think he feels refreshed – tennis is very relentless. I'm sure he'll be back in Rome in good form and the rest of the year,” Draper said.
