Daniil Medvedev proposes rule change after controversy in defeat to Jannik Sinner in Rome

There was no shortage of drama and talking points during the rain-interrupted Italian Open semi-final between Daniil Medvedev and Jannik Sinner.

Sinner, clearly struggling with his movement late on Friday evening, requested a medical time-out early in the third set.

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Medvedev took issue with the decision, arguing to the chair umpire that Sinner was receiving treatment for cramps – which is not permitted under current rules.

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After losing to Sinner when play continued on Saturday, Medvedev offered his own idea for how to address the issue of medical time-outs.

Medvedev backs allowing medical times-outs for Cramps

Speaking after the match, Medvedev

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