Source: Essentially Sports
Jannik Sinner has made a public apology following his withdrawal from the China Open, attributing the decision to a recurring knee injury. The world number one has faced challenges in his hard-court season, having not played any matches during the US swing due to this ongoing issue. His knee injury initially forced him to miss the US Open, and now it has led to another delay in his return to the court. Sinner expressed his regret for not being able to compete, emphasizing his desire to return to form as soon as possible. The China Open was seen as a crucial opportunity for Sinner to regain his competitive edge, but health must take precedence as he focuses on recovery.
