Overview

• Alcaraz said he still replays his comeback from two sets down and three match points down during the 5-hour 29-minute French Open final
• He returned from Ibiza to train on grass ahead of his opening match at Queen’s Club, where he faces Alejandro Davidovich Fokina on Tuesday
• Sinner has admitted to having several sleepless nights following his loss but is aiming to put those setbacks behind him in Halle
• The Italian began his Halle Open defence with a practice session he described as “okay,” noting his comfort on grass improves with each shot
• Wimbledon runs from June 30 to July 13 and sees Alcaraz bidding for a third straight title as Sinner pursues his first grass-court Grand Slam success