Sinner rushed to hospital. Doctor called back from vacation.

junkieballer said:
IMG-20260805-210845.jpg
Click to expand...
Absolutely horrible, would made me jump off the bandwagon immediately...
 

See: https://www.beinsports.com/en-us/te...n-ahead-of-his-return-to-the-court-2026-08-05​

Jannik Sinner’s lengthy medical visit draws attention ahead of his return to the court​

08/05/2026 - 01:22 PM​

- by Frida Samantha Ramírez

A morning under medical supervision​


Jannik Sinner continues to fine-tune every detail of his preparation for the North American swing, a decisive stage of the season with the Cincinnati Masters and the US Open as his main objectives.

As part of that process, the world number one visited the Physioclinic in Milan to undergo a series of scheduled medical examinations before returning to competition.

During the visit, Sinner was evaluated by Dr. Piero Volpi, while his team continues to carefully monitor his physical condition following a demanding start to the season.

A reassuring departure​

Sinner left the clinic smiling and stopped to sign autographs for several fans who were waiting outside.

For now, there are no indications that the tennis player is dealing with a serious physical issue, suggesting that the tests were part of his team’s preventive strategy.

The schedule remains unchanged​


Despite the attention generated by his medical visits, Sinner’s immediate plans do not appear to have changed.

The Italian is scheduled to travel to the United States on Sunday, August 9, to begin the final stage of his preparation for the Cincinnati Masters.
The tournament will mark his first competitive appearance since successfully defending his Wimbledon title and will be his only official event before the US Open.

A decision focused on recovery​

Sinner decided not to compete at the Canadian Masters in order to have an additional period of rest and recovery before facing the final major challenges of the season.

Cincinnati will serve as his main test before arriving in New York, where he will once again look to compete for one of the most important titles on the tour.

For now, the extensive medical examination appears to have been a precautionary measure rather than a cause for alarm, as the world number one continues to follow the schedule established for his return to the court.
 
Incognito said:
If he is this fragile, how the hell did he manage to go toe to toe with alcaraz for more than 5 hours in that FO final? Followed that up by winning Wimbledon. Why is his conditioning fluctuating so much?
Click to expand...
RG 25 wasn't hot and neither was either Wimby the last two years.

He has won Miami twice and Cincy/IW once and those tournaments are do not have mild climates. Odd.
 
Sinner doubtful for Cincy...and maybe USO too?

Tennis is over as we know it. No chance in hell I'm attending or watching USO without the top two guys.
Zverev the puppy licker, FAA as #3 seed or, OMG even a #2 seed at a slam, and old wolf.
 
a10best said:
Sinner doubtful for Cincy...and maybe USO too?

Tennis is over as we know it. No chance in hell I'm attending or watching USO without the top two guys.
Zverev the puppy licker, FAA as #3 seed or, OMG even a #2 seed at a slam, and old wolf.
Click to expand...
Hopefully we get an all-Spanish USO Final Alcaraz v Jodar.
Its a very easy field for Alcaraz, whereas Jodar plays a lot of close matches (but he's 4-0 in 5-setters).
Alcaraz v Djokovic has become too predictable.
 
dking68 said:
Who will be the champion in Flushing Meadows NY this year?
Click to expand...

Hopefully someone new. The Zverev breakthrough was just what tennis needed. Hopefully someone really new can do it in NY, like Cobolli, or JACK DRAPER (I kid, I kid)

Tenez01 said:
It's called jinxing Lol
Click to expand...

It’s truly not, he’s still the second or third best player on tour on his best day. Is there anyone he just cannot beat? No

Unlike most players he will not beat himself. So you have to assume full health/fitness for every match until proved otherwise.
 
https://www.sportscapemagazine.com/blog/jannik-sinner-knee-tests-no-structural-damage

“Jannik Sinner's Knee Tests Show No Structural Damage, Cleared To Train​

Jannik Sinner's knee tests revealed no structural damage, only inflammation, clearing him to train ahead of his return at the Cincinnati Open.

by Sportscape Editor | Aug 07, 2026 | 2 minute read
Jannik Sinner has been given the green light to train after tests ruled out serious knee damage weeks before the US Open.

Jannik Sinner has been given the green light to train after tests ruled out serious knee damage weeks before the US Open.

Jannik Sinner has received some positive news after serious concerns emerged over his right knee just weeks before the U.S. Open. The world number one recently underwent medical tests after experiencing discomfort in his knee.

His doctor was reportedly called back from vacation after this issue was noticed, which raised immediate concerns about a possible injury. The good news is that the test did not show any structural damage. Instead, Sinner is effectively dealing with inflammation, which has been linked to the heavy workload and the large number of matches he has played so far.

No serious damage found​

Jannik Sinner recently won the 2026 Wimbledon men’s singles title. The results will come as a relief for Sinner and his team. They were concerned that the knee problem could affect his preparation for upcoming tournaments and the US Open.

However, the results showed no structural damage, and Sinner has been given the green light to return to training. He has already trained at high intensity in Monte Carlo and is expected to continue preparing for his return at the Cincinnati Open.

Sinner preparing for Cincinnati​

Now, officially, Sinner is set to return to the Cincinnati Open, his first tournament since winning Wimbledon, and he is expected to travel to Ohio and begin preparing for the event. With the US Open getting closer, the latest update is encouraging the fans.

His main focus will now be to manage the inflammation and get back to full fitness, so that he can continue his preparation for the hardcourt season. Sinner is set to return at the Cincinnati Open, his first tournament since winning Wimbledon.”
 
a10best said:
Tennis is over as we know it. No chance in hell I'm attending or watching USO without the top two guys.
Zverev the puppy licker, FAA as #3 seed or, OMG even a #2 seed at a slam, and old wolf.
Click to expand...

Look at the positives. Every 90s-born slam finalist who played Canada (Zverev, Medvedev, Tsitsipas, Ruud, Berrettini, Fritz) was taken out.
 
DSH said:
The same thing again.
Don't you, Rosstour, and others ever get tired of predicting the same thing in every upcoming Grand Slam tournament?
:rolleyes:
Click to expand...
I'm just saying what is likely.
Alcaraz is NOT playing. Sinner is unfit and sick.
After that Novak is BY FAR the best player. No one else can beat him other than Alcaraz/Sinner.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

ForehandCross
For everyone that was hounding Sinner for letting go of history and not playing in Canada
Replies
1
Views
122
CarlitosWay
CarlitosWay
Back
Top