Jannik Sinner will not participate in the US Open mixed doubles this year, choosing instead to concentrate on the singles competition. The world No. 1, who was set to team up with Katerina Siniakova, cited illness as the reason for his withdrawal. He had been struggling with flu symptoms, culminating in his retirement from the Cincinnati Masters final against Carlos Alcaraz. He stepped onto the court in Cincinnati, but his health prevented him from performing at his best. Recognizing his condition, he made the difficult choice to retire, keeping the bigger picture of the US Open in mind. His absence in doubles is a setback for fans. However, it emphasizes his focus on preparing for the singles tournament. Despite the loss in Cincinnati, Sinner found positives in reaching the final and learning from the experience. The US Open singles event is a priority, as he hopes to defend his title. If he recovers, fans can expect the same high level of play that has made him a top competitor.
