Jannik Sinner
A lot has been said about Jannik Sinner and his knee injury, until we finally have confirmed information revealing what the Italian has and when he might return to competition.
For the first time, Italian surpasses Spanish after earning 58 million dollars in the last year, of which 23 comes from prize money and the remaining 35 from sponsorships.
A total of 19 players, from both the women's and men's draws, will not be able to attend the US Open due to various injuries.
From Italy, they provide a clear diagnosis of Sinner's knee injury and warn about the decision not to train until September 6. Additionally, it is revealed in which tournament he should return.
The world number 1 has been seen this morning in Turin, where they continue to conduct tests to check the condition of their knee.
Two former tennis players, Andrea Petkovic and Christopher Eubanks, claim that the influence of the Serbian's game on the new generations was greater than that of Nadal and Federer.
