Multiple outlets report that former tennis star Andre Agassi criticises Jannik Sinner following the Italian’s early French Open exit. After Sinner’s second-round loss in Paris, Agassi makes comments on TNT Sports, saying Sinner has “no excuse” for hitting a “wall” early in the match. Several sources frame the criticism as a failure in preparation for the first week’s difficult conditions in Paris, with Agassi pointing to a lack of readiness. Other reporting also links Agassi’s remarks to concerns about how Sinner manages physical factors during matches. The New York Post additionally suggests a possible issue with hydration and describes Agassi’s comments as a slam connected to Sinner’s “tap” out during the collapse. Across the coverage, the core agreement is that Agassi criticises Sinner’s preparation and in-match performance, characterising the drop-off as unexpectedly early for a player of his standing. No outlets report a direct response from Sinner in the provided material, and the commentary remains focused on Agassi’s assessment of preparation and conditioning.