US Edition‘Shocking’ - World No. 1 Jannik Sinner Retires Against Carlos Alcaraz in Cincinnati Final
Alcaraz secured the title after Sinner retired due to illness while trailing 5-0, ending Sinner's 12-match winning streak on hard courts, officials said.
- On Monday, Carlos Alcaraz won the Cincinnati Open after Jannik Sinner retired due to illness during the first set, in just over 20 minutes.
- Amid mounting illness, Sinner was seen with an icepack and retired after just 22 minutes, saying he felt ill the night before.
- In a surprisingly brief final, Sinner decided between games to retire early, citing illness after just 22 minutes.
- Winning the final gave Alcaraz his first Cincinnati Open title after a 2023 runner-up finish, and he consoled Sinner by signing the camera ‘sorry Jannik.’
- Jannik Sinner’s retirement due to illness casts doubt over his involvement at Flushing Meadows when the U.S. Open begins on August 24.
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Like Alexander Zverev, Jannik Sinner also has great physical problems. Participation in the mixed competition of the US Open is therefore strongly at risk for the world's top ranking.
Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz won the Cincinnati Masters 1000 (United States) for the first time in his career due to the abandonment of Italian Jannik Sinner, number 1 in the world and champion of the title.
Ill Sinner retires from Cincy final, Alcaraz wins
Meeting for the fourth time this year and first since Wimbledon, Carlos Alcaraz won the Cincinnati Open title in a little more than 20 minutes on Monday after top-ranked Jannik Sinner was forced to retire because of illness during the first set.
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