Italian Jannik Sinner says he will not play in the 2024 French Open if he is not 100% recovered from a hip injury. The No. 2 player in the ATP Tour rankings withdrew from a Madrid Open quarterfinal because of the issue.

Jannik Sinner has cast doubt on his French Open participation, with the world number two saying he will only compete at Roland Garros later this month if he fully recovers from a hip issue that forced him out of Madrid and Rome.

Second-ranked Jannik Sinner announced Saturday that he is withdrawing from the Italian Open because of an injured hip — denying the tournament of its most anticipated home player in decades.Sinner joins third-ranked Carlos Alcaraz on the sidelines after the Spaniard withdrew from Rome a day earlier due to a right forearm injury.

Jannik Sinner has joined Carlos Alcaraz in withdrawing from the Italian Open in Rome next week because of injury. The Australian Open champion pulled out of the Madrid Open on Wednesday ahead of the quarter-finals with a hip problem and will not be fit in time for his home tournament.

Saturday May 4, 2024 Jannik Sinner’s right hip injury will keep him out of next week’s Masters event in Rome. The Italian, who last week withdre

Top-seeded Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the Madrid Open because of a hip injury. Sinner defeated Karen Khachanov in the fourth round on Tuesday and was scheduled to face Felix Auger-Aliassime in the quarterfinals on Thursday.

Jannik Sinner has cast doubt on his French Open participation, with the world number two saying he will only compete at Roland Garros later this month if he fully recovers from a hip issue that forced him out of Madrid and Rome.

Andy Roddick has suggested the gruelling tennis calendar contributed to the injury which has forced Jannik Sinner to miss the Italian Open. The former world No 1 highlighted the fact Sinner was doing gym training during the Madrid Open “because there’s no off time” and branded the schedule in tennis as “psychotic.