Jannik Sinner Withdraws From Cincinnati Open because of Knee Injury
Sinner said continuing discomfort in his right knee left him unable to compete, removing one of the tournament's biggest stars before the main draw begins.
- On Sunday, Jannik Sinner withdrew from the Cincinnati Open due to a right knee injury. The Italian announced he is unable to compete after consulting with his medical team.
- Sinner's decision follows his earlier withdrawal from the Canadian Open in Toronto, which began Wednesday. The Italian's persistent right knee discomfort forced him to skip the ATP Masters 1000 tournament in Ohio.
- Carlos Alcaraz also withdrew from the hard-court event earlier this week due to a lingering wrist injury. Fans will miss both the world's top two players when the men's main draw begins Aug. 13.
- Stefanos Tsitsipas, the 2022 Cincinnati finalist, is expected to move into the main field to replace Sinner. Organizers lose two championship contenders from last year's match.
- Sinner is now focusing on the Open, which begins Aug. 30 in New York. The 24-year-old Italian, who won his second straight Wimbledon title last month, aims to ensure fitness for the final Grand Slam.
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After the forfait at the Canadian tournament in Montreal, No. 1 in the world Jannik Sinner will also skip that of Cincinnati. The approach to the Us Open thus becomes increasingly stormy for the Alto Adige, which due to a "right knee discomfort" will then jump the second Masters 1000 on cement where last year he had retired in the final against Carlos Alcaraz for injury. Fasted by official matches from the win in Wimbledon, last July 12, Jannik …
The number one can continue the treatments on the knee and doesn't have to play in the heat of Ohio. But if he gets a tough opponent in New York in the first round, it might be problematic.
For Jannik, the 84th week begins as the number one in the world: the waiver of the tournament in the USA will cost him 650 points.
Jannik Sinner withdraws from Cincinnati Open with knee injury as ATP takes another hit
MONTREAL — Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the Cincinnati Open with a right knee injury, he announced Sunday, meaning the world No. 1 will miss both of the prestigious hard court tune-up tournaments heading into the U.S. Open. The 24-year-old also skipped the Canadian Open, which is underway in Montreal this week, to prioritize his health. The post Jannik Sinner withdraws from Cincinnati Open with knee injury as ATP takes another hit appeared f…
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World No. 1 ranked Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the Cincinnati Open because of a right knee injury, putting another question mark over his preparation for the U.S. Open later this month. The news comes one week after Sinner also pulled out of the National Bank Open in Montreal because of the knee issue; he has not played competitively since defeating Alexander Zverev to successfully defend his Wimbledon championship in July, a victory that g…
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