Jannik Sinner ends 2026 season early due to injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 13, 2026, 11:00 PM
Last updated Oct 13, 2026

Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the Shanghai Masters, marking the end of his 2026 season due to injury. The world number one has not competed since his victory at Wimbledon in July. American players Jessica Pegula and Madison Keys expressed surprise at the seriousness of Sinner's injury, noting his unique movement style on the court. Sinner's season included winning one Grand Slam and six out of nine tournaments, although he now prepares to forfeit his top ranking to Alexander Zverev. Sinner may return to competition at the Australian Open.
- •Sinner won't play again this season after withdrawing from Shanghai.
- •He has not played since winning Wimbledon in July.
- •Sinner's 2026 record stands at 44-3 with one Grand Slam title.
- •Jessica Pegula and Madison Keys commented on Sinner's movement style.
- •Sinner is expected to return at the Australian Open.
- 11:00 PMYahoo Sports — Jessica Pegula and Madison Keys react as Jannik Sinner ends 2026 season early because of injury
"Jannik Sinner won’t play another match this season. After withdrawing from the Shanghai Masters, Sinner ended his season early due to injury. The world number...
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