BBC Radio 5 Live examines Sinner’s rise ahead of French Open
Steve Crossman presents special programme featuring interviews with Sinner’s first coach and mentors as broadcaster previews the tournament.
BBC Radio 5 Live has broadcast a special programme previewing the French Open, headlined by a documentary focusing on world number one tennis player Jannik Sinner. The broadcast, available via BBC Sounds, was presented by Steve Crossman and produced by BBC Sport.
The documentary, titled The Making of Jannik Sinner, explores the Italian player’s background from the foot of the Dolomites to his status as the top-ranked tennis player. The programme features interviews with Sinner’s first coach, mentors who guided him into the top 10, and the owner of a local bar where matches are frequently watched.
The broadcast also covered other sports topics, including European football, Council Tax cost-cutting advice, potential Labour Party civil war, and F1 news. The programme was broadcast via BBC Sounds.
The broadcast also covered other sports topics, including European football, Council Tax cost-cutting advice, potential Labour Party civil war, and F1 news. The programme was broadcast via BBC Sounds.
The broadcast also covered other sports topics, including European football, Council Tax cost-cutting advice, potential Labour Party civil war, and F1 news. The programme was broadcast via BBC Sounds.
The broadcast also covered other sports topics, including European football, Council Tax cost-cutting advice, potential Labour Party civil war, and F1 news. The programme was broadcast via BBC Sounds.
The broadcast also covered other sports topics, including European football, Council Tax cost-cutting advice, potential Labour Party civil war, and F1 news. The programme was broadcast via BBC Sounds.
