Jannik Sinner Sets Date for His Return to the Court After Injury
His absence from the New York tournament confirmed that his knee injury will take longer to heal than expected
His absence from the New York tournament confirmed that his knee injury will take longer to heal than expected
The world No. 1 stopped by to visit the Juventus team during his visit to J Medical
The former tennis player has made his predictions for the season’s final Grand Slam, which the Italian player will not be able to attend
In the men’s draw at the U.S. Open, Jannik Sinner’s absence is reshaping the rankings.
The former tennis player from Liguria spoke about the world No. 1’s absence from the U.S. Open: “We wanted to see a showdown between the two titans.”
The contrast with the atmosphere at Flushing Meadows is striking.
A lighthearted interlude that accompanied a day that was decidedly more important from a sporting standpoint for the South Tyrolean champion, who remains focused on his recovery and his return to the field
A lighthearted interlude that accompanied a day that was decidedly more important from a sporting standpoint for the South Tyrolean champion, who remains focused on his recovery and his return to the field
A lighthearted interlude that accompanied a day that was decidedly more important from a sporting standpoint for the South Tyrolean champion, who remains focused on his recovery and his return to the field
On Tuesday, the tennis player went to J Medical to continue treatment on his knee and return to action as soon as possible.
The Azzurri continue their preparations for their return to the field: serious expressions and no smiles upon their arrival at the clinic in Turin
The Swiss legend, a major figure in the pre-US Open events, also spoke about the Italian player
“I’ve worked with Rosalía, Sabrina Carpenter, Rihanna, and, of course, Dua. And then there’s Marracash, whom we’ve worked with for several years.”
The South Tyrolean star has decided not to compete in the U.S. Open in order to fully resolve his knee problem.
The former Italian tennis player shared his thoughts on the withdrawal of the world No. 1, who has been sidelined since the Wimbledon final
The former Italian tennis player: “I get the feeling this is an issue he’s been dealing with for a while; it’s because of his style of play.”
The Top 10 in the rankings one week before the start of the U.S. Open: Zverev leads Carlos Alcaraz
The former coach of the Italian national team spoke about the South Tyrolean player’s injury: “We have to be smart and make the right choices.”
The former German tennis player and well-known TV host expressed concern over the Italian player’s withdrawal from the U.S. Open
After stunning fans and industry insiders by withdrawing from the U.S. Open, the Italian player has rescheduled the final of 2026.
The former tennis player and coach: “I’ve seen tennis players take risks and pay the price for it.”
The Milan-based newspaper reports: “Djokovic reportedly posted an X-ray of his knee on social media.”
The Italian tennis player will miss the U.S. Open due to a knee injury: “A major loss for the sport; more and more is being asked of athletes…”
“I couldn’t wait to get back out there and play in that electric atmosphere in front of the amazing fans.”
“I couldn’t wait to get back on the field and play in that electrifying atmosphere in front of the fantastic fans.”
The Italian star’s deliberate decision following Nick Kyrgios’s shocking confession has earned praise from fans.
On the same day that Carlos Alcaraz announced he would be competing at the U.S. Open after a four-month absence, Jannik Sinner is making headlines from Monte Carlo.
After days of speculation about his physical condition, Carlos Alcaraz—who hasn’t played an official match since April—suddenly breaks his silence.
The Italian athlete revealed the message from the world’s number one tennis player: “I’d love to meet him; I’m an introvert, and I can relate to him.”
The former Russian tennis player expressed skepticism toward the Spaniard