Jannik Sinner Withdraws From China Open
Jannik Sinner has pulled out of the China Open after a persistent injury forced him out of action since winning his second Wimbledon title in July. The world number one announced his withdrawal, citing a knee injury, and he has not been in good condition. Jannik won Wimbledon for the second time in a row in July after a stellar clay-court season performance, winning all the Masters 1000 events to complete a Golden Masters. "I won't be able to play in Beijing this year. My knee is not where I would like it to be, and I'm not ready to compete yet," said Jannik, confirming his withdrawal. "I will do everything possible to be back on court as soon as I can. What I miss the most is the tournament, the fans, and the atmosphere. I've had a great time in the past, including winning the title last year." Jannik won his maiden China Open title last year, defeating Learner Tiem in straight sets, 6-2, 6-2. Before the tournament, he had lost back-to-back to Carlo...
