Jannik Sinner has pulled out of next week's Cincinnati Open, withdrawing from the ATP 1000 tournament with a knee injury. The announcement comes just days before the event is set to begin and weeks ahead of the year's final Grand Slam, the US Open.
Injury blow for Sinner
The world number one was scheduled to compete in Cincinnati as part of his preparation for the US Open, but the knee issue has forced him to withdraw. No further details about the severity of the injury have been provided.
Impact on US Open preparations
This setback raises questions about Sinner's readiness for the US Open, which is one of the most important tournaments of the season. Fans and analysts will be closely monitoring his recovery in the coming weeks.
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