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Wimbledon Champ Sinner Out for 2026 with Injury
6 Oct
Summary
- World No.1 Jannik Sinner ends 2026 season due to knee injury.
- Sinner has not competed since winning Wimbledon earlier this year.
- He is undergoing treatment to prioritize his long-term career.
World No.1 Jannik Sinner has officially concluded his 2026 season due to a knee injury that has plagued him since July. The Italian tennis star has not participated in any tournaments since his triumphant Wimbledon win earlier this year.
Sinner shared the news on social media, explaining that he and his doctors have decided a course of treatment is necessary for his knee. This decision means he will miss subsequent events, including the US Open. He emphasized that prioritizing his long-term career is crucial at this stage.
Earlier in 2026, Sinner enjoyed a stellar run, securing five consecutive ATP Masters 1000 titles and achieving a Career Golden Masters. He also had an impressive 30-match winning streak before a Roland Garros defeat. His Wimbledon victory marked his most recent competitive appearance.
