Jannik Sinner has been warned he faces a hostile reception when he takes on Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech in his opening match at Roland Garros.

Sinner returned from his doping ban at the Italian Open last week and was treated kindly at his home event.

But Andy Roddick fears it won't be the same in Paris.

He said: "I’m just telling you as nice as the reception was for Sinner when he had kind of that soft landing in Rome, where he was getting standing ovations by the press when he speaks to the media.

"It’s like two Frenchmen straight out of the gate, that’s a guarantee and then Arthur Fils, he is going to hear it from the French crowd in Paris for the first week of his this year’s French Open."