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Sinner withdraws from Madrid!

Sinner withdraws from Madrid!
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Elio Valotto
le 01/05/2024 à 18h38
1 min to read

We could feel it coming. Jannik Sinner, who has been struggling with a hip problem for the past two matches, won't be taking to the court on Thursday. The Madrid tournament has just made the news official on its social networks. The Italian is probably looking to preserve his fitness ahead of Rome and the French Open.

For Félix Auger-Aliassime, this is a huge opportunity. After benefiting from Mensik's withdrawal in the third round (6-1, 1-0 ab.), he finds himself in the semi-finals without having to play his quarter-final. After a great match against Ruud, the Canadian is now directly qualified for the semi-finals, where he could meet Daniil Medvedev.

In the ATP rankings, things could also change. Indeed, with Carlos Alcaraz's defeat on Wednesday (to Rublev 4-6, 6-3, 6-2), Daniil Medvedev could make his return to the world's top 3, at the Spaniard's expense. To do so, the Russian must first beat Lehecka, who defeated Nadal on Tuesday.

Jannik Sinner: "I'm very sad to have to withdraw for my next match in Madrid. My hip has been bothering me this week and has become increasingly painful. On the advice of the doctors, we decided it would be better not to continue playing and make the situation worse.

I'll be having further tests over the next few days and following the specialists' advice to get better."

Dernière modification le 01/05/2024 à 19h10
Jannik Sinner
2e, 10300 points
Felix Auger-Aliassime
7e, 4230 points
Sinner J • 1
Auger-Aliassime F
0
Forfait
Daniil Medvedev
11e, 3010 points
Jiri Lehecka
22e, 1860 points
Medvedev D • 3
Lehecka J • 30
4
6
Rafael Nadal
Non classé
Nadal R • PR
Lehecka J • 30
5
4
7
6
Carlos Alcaraz
1e, 13150 points
Andrey Rublev
14e, 2510 points
Rublev A • 7
Alcaraz C • 2
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6
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