Jannik Sinner
The world number 1 will not participate in the M1000 in Cincinnati, and like Alcaraz, will have to go to the US Open without prior tournaments.
We analyze all the aspects you need to know to enjoy the Cincinnati Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 tournament, such as the schedule, times, favorites, prize money, and where to watch live.
With only a few days left until the Cincinnati Masters begins, the reality for the world No. 1 is that he is closer to skipping the tournament than competing in it. We bring you the latest updates.
After a long time wondering who would be the player to dine at the table of Sinner and Alcaraz, today we may be closer than ever to having the answer. Richard Krajicek reveals his bet.
The presence of the world number one in Cincinnati could be in jeopardy: according to Corriere della Sera, Jannik's team does not rule out going directly to the US Open.
The Italian called his trusted physiotherapist just days before leaving for the United States, sparking all kinds of rumors. We now know the reason for those tests.
From Italy, they are saying that Jannik would be undergoing medical tests and asking his doctor to return from vacation to see him.
The Italian player analyzed what it feels like to play against Sinner and Alcaraz, pointing out several substantial differences.
