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Rome, May 9, 2026, 22:14 (CEST) Arthur Fils barely made it through four games in Rome. The Frenchman retired from his Italian Open debut on Saturday, down 4-0 to Andrea Pellegrino in the second round, snuffing out talk of a potential clash with Jannik Sinner and raising fresh questions about his fitness. (Eurosport) It’s all about the timing. Fils arrived at the last ATP Masters 1000 before Roland-Garros riding momentum: a Barcelona trophy, then making the semis in Madrid. That’s after spending eight months sidelined by injury. According to ATP’s Finals site, Madrid pushed him up to fourth in the

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