Jannik Sinner’s participation in the upcoming 2025 US Open is in doubt after he was forced to retire from the Cincinnati Open final. The world number one player withdrew from the final against Carlos Alcaraz due to a sudden illness. The athlete was visibly unwell during the match. He struggled during the first set, eventually retiring while trailing Alcaraz. Coach Darren Cahill disclosed that a virus caused Sinner’s withdrawal. Cahill provided an update, stating Sinner is currently resting. The coaching team is optimistic about his recovery, expecting him back on the court by Thursday and hopeful for his participation in the US Open. The incident at Cincinnati has raised concerns about Sinner’s fitness for the Grand Slam.
