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Jannik Sinner Forced to Withdraw From 2026 US Open in Major Tennis Update: 'Sad and Disappointed'
Sinner said his right knee has kept him from competing and that he is focusing on recovery after missing Cincinnati.
- Italian tennis star Jannik Sinner withdrew from the US Open on Friday, citing a knee injury that forced him to sit out the Grand Slam tournament beginning August 30 in Queens, N.Y.
- Sinner had been struggling with his right knee for weeks, forcing him to miss the Cincinnati tournament earlier this month despite working with his medical team on recovery.
- The 25-year-old won his first Grand Slam title in 2024 and reached last year's final against rival Carlos Alcaraz, making this withdrawal the first in his career despite holding a major championship from the 2026 season.
- Sinner's absence marks a significant setback for the tournament field as top-ranked players navigate injuries heading into the final Grand Slam of the year.
- The athlete is now concentrating on recovery and preparation for future competition, working with his medical team to address the persistent knee issue before returning to the court.
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