Overview
- Sinner spent nearly four hours at the Physioclinic in Milan on Tuesday for a series of examinations, according to multiple Italian and international reports.
- Neither Sinner nor his team has disclosed the purpose or results of the checks, and Italian outlets described the visit as precautionary rather than evidence of a major injury.
- The 24‑year‑old is still scheduled to travel to the United States on August 9 and to play only the Cincinnati Open and the US Open as part of a deliberately light summer plan.
- Sinner withdrew from the Canadian Open to manage workload after an intense first half of the season and a collapse at the French Open that prompted earlier tests before Wimbledon.
- If he skips Cincinnati it could cost him ranking points and leave him without a match warm‑up for New York, a matter that underscores growing discussion about player load management on the tour.