Jannik Sinner is eliminated from the French Open in the second round after appearing to struggle with the heat during his match against Argentina’s Francisco Cerúndolo. Multiple reports describe conditions that affected play, with Sinner showing difficulty managing the physical demands of the match in hot weather. Cerúndolo defeats Sinner to advance beyond the second round. The coverage focuses on the match’s impact from the environment, noting that Sinner’s performance fluctuates as he deals with the conditions. While details of the match score are not provided in the supplied excerpts, both outlets characterize the result as a straightforward second-round exit for Sinner and link his struggles to the heat. The reports align that Cerúndolo progresses after capitalizing on Sinner’s challenge in the conditions, ending Sinner’s run at the tournament at the stage reached in the second round.