Jannik Sinner to Miss Remainder of Season Due to Knee Inflammation
Top-ranked Jannik Sinner will miss the rest of the year due to ongoing knee inflammation, having not played since July and previously withdrawing from the U.S. Open because of the injury.
Wilkes Barre Scranton Hazleton, PA, October 6, 2026 —
Jannik Sinner, currently holding a top ranking in men’s professional tennis, has announced he will be unable to compete for the remainder of the current year. The decision comes as a result of ongoing knee inflammation.
Sinner has not participated in any professional matches since July. His most recent withdrawal occurred prior to the U.S. Open, where he was unable to compete due to the same knee injury. The duration of his absence from the sport extends through the end of the calendar year.
Details regarding the specific timeline of Sinner’s recovery or the commencement of his next competitive season were not provided. The precise nature of the inflammation and the treatment plan are also not publicly disclosed.
The absence of the top-ranked player is expected to have an impact on upcoming tournaments. Sinner’s previous participation and performance in major events placed him as a significant contender.
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