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Sinner withdraws from Cincinnati Masters 1000 due to knee injury
Sinner's absence has been confirmed by the tournament organizers. He is preparing for the US Open.
Jannik Sinner has announced his withdrawal from the Cincinnati Masters 1000 due to an issue with his right knee. The announcement was made through the tournament's official channels, which expressed their support for the athlete, wishing him 'good luck' and confirming that they look forward to his participation next year.
According to reports, Sinner is focusing on preparing for the US Open, scheduled to take place on August 30 at Flushing Meadows Park in New York. The world number one stated that he feels disappointed for not being able to participate in Cincinnati, but emphasized that he is not yet ready to compete.
The Cincinnati tournament organizers shared Sinner's message on social media, highlighting the importance of his health and preparation for the major American event.
Currently, there are questions about how this absence may affect Sinner's ranking and his prospects in upcoming tournaments. Other players, such as Alexander Zverev, could benefit from a victory in Cincinnati, bringing them closer to Sinner's ranking.
Fans and tennis enthusiasts are now waiting to see how Sinner's recovery will progress and how he will perform at the US Open, hoping for a swift return to the court.