Jannik Sinner believes there is nothing dangerous about the tennis calendar and has told players to be responsible with their scheduling.

Carlos Alcaraz says he hopes him and Jannik Sinner have more years where they split the Grand Slams and he hopes their rivalry ends up like the Big Three: “Well a lot of people talk about it and I hear it. I’m not going to lie, I hope so. I hope that our rivalry is going to be… pic.twitter.com/fQx2HVWUiU

Jannik Sinner has fired back at Carlos Alcaraz following the latter's criticism of the relentless tennis schedule, suggesting that players have the option to skip tournaments. The U.S. Open champion suggested prioritizing rest and training over non-mandatory events,

Carlos Alcaraz revealed the one thing about the rivalry between Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic he wants to emulate with Jannik Sinner during their careers. With the Laver Cup over, the focus has moved on to the Asian season and the Davis Cup,

Spain named 22-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz in a five-man Davis Cup team on Monday, while Italian world number one Jannik Sinner will also compete in the final eight in Malaga.

World No. 1 Jannik Sinner and No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz could face off in the Davis Cup final this November, provided that both Italy and Spain advance through the final eight. Both have been named in their respective nations’ squads for the Davis Cup Finals, which will take place from November 19-24 in Malaga, Spain.

British number one Draper is among the players to voice their concerns over the tennis calendar, while Alcaraz has also been critical

Jannik Sinner has told rival Carlos Alcaraz that he can choose not to play at tournaments after the Spaniard complained that the expanding tennis calendar is going to “kill” players. Alcaraz believes a growing number of injuries correlate with players playing more matches.