Private Jet and Unexpected Gift: The Nice Surprise Reserved for Sinner and Tien in Beijing
A nice favor done by the Beijing tournament. Jannik Sinner and Learner Tien, finalists of this 2025 edition, had to head straight to Shanghai to prepare for the Masters 1000 that started on Wednesday.
A tight schedule that convinced the organizers to offer them a private jet flight so they could arrive more quickly at the next tournament's site.
Lego sets were also given to Sinner, to congratulate him on his victory and also to encourage him to pursue his passion, as he had admitted before the US Open to being a fan of the Danish bricks.
The Italian, who benefits from a bye, will make his debut in Shanghai against Daniel Altmaier, while Tien will benefit from an extra day of rest granted by the organization and will play his first round on Friday against Miomir Kecmanovic.
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