Jannik Sinner says he is feeling fine for Wimbledon despite Roland Garros heat woes

[p]The Italian top seed was knocked out in the second ‌round at Roland Garros by [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/cerundolo-juan-manuel/A93TM7BR/"]Juan Manuel Cerundolo[/a], building ‌a two-set lead before succumbing to cramps in a Paris heatwave ‌that raised fresh concerns about player welfare.[/p][p]"[b]All tests were really ‌good, even though we are very sure we need to practise in hotter conditions[/b]," [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/sinner-jannik/6HdC3z4H/"]Sinner[/a] told reporters on Saturday.[/p][p]"[b]I feel like everywhere where we're ‌playing, it's going to be very hot. ⁠Every year it's getting warmer ‌and warmer[/b].[/p][p]"[b]So it's a very important topic, but at the same time ​I'm happy with the work we're doing. We try to improve in the best possible way and then ​we'll see how it goes in the future[/b]."[/p][p]Sinner spoke about his preparations for Wimbledon and avoided detailed comment on the growing ⁠unrest among players ​over prize money distribution at Grand Slams.[/p][embed guid="f6eab8f3-68a9-4f0e-b708-abdc0cbf48df" url="https://x.com/TennisChannel/status/2070838702952075530" social-type="twitter" /][p]Sinner timed his press conference, which lasted just over 10 minutes, amid reports players are planning to limit post-match media appearances to 15 minutes in the first ‌week of the tournament. The action is allegedly meant to symbolise the roughly 15% share of Wimbledon revenues allocated to prize money.[/p][p]Players took similar action at Roland Garros, while some threatened a broader boycott.[/p][p]Instead, Sinner pointed to the work he has done since Paris as he looks to reset ahead of the grasscourt major.[/p][p]"[b]You cannot simulate 100% what you feel in a match because of tension, of everything going around before and ‌after the match. But we did some changes[/b]," the 24-year-old ​said.[/p][p]"[b]It's a long process. There's no magic behind. But yeah, ‌we are doing as much as we can. I'm very happy with the work we did in the last 2-1/2 weeks[/b]."[/p][p]Sinner, who has won four Grand Slam titles, will begin his bid for a second straight Wimbledon crown ⁠against Serbia’s [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/kecmanovic-miomir/MTQ5CPOR/"]Miomir Kecmanovic[/a] on ⁠[a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/game/tennis/kecmanovic-m-MTQ5CPOR/sinner-j-6HdC3z4H/?mid=jJmsWr9E"]Monday's opening day at ‌the All England Club[/a].[/p]