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Jannik Sinner withdraws from 2026 US Open due to knee injury

World number one Jannik Sinner has officially withdrawn from the 2026 US Open due to a persistent right knee injury. The 25-year-old Italian, who has not competed since winning Wimbledon in July, announced the decision after recent training sessions in Monte Carlo confirmed that he requires more recovery time.

Sinner's absence is a significant blow to the tournament, as he was the 2024 US Open champion. Despite the withdrawal, he is expected to maintain his world number one ranking. He plans to remain in Europe to focus on rehabilitation with the goal of returning for the Asian swing, including tournaments in Beijing and Shanghai.

In contrast, Carlos Alcaraz has confirmed his participation in the US Open following a four-month absence caused by a wrist injury. The withdrawal of Sinner, along with British player Jack Draper, significantly reshapes the men's singles draw and the competitive landscape for the season's final Grand Slam.

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Alexander Zverev · Carlos Alcaraz · Jack Draper · Jannik Sinner · US Open · Wimbledon

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