Sinner and Djokovic withdraw from National Bank Open ahead of US Open

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Last updated Jul 25, 2026

Sinner and Djokovic withdraw from National Bank Open ahead of US Open
Summary

Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic have withdrawn from the 2026 National Bank Open in Montreal, set to begin on August 1. Both players cited workload management and health concerns after competing in the Wimbledon semifinal and final earlier in July. Carlos Alcaraz had already pulled out due to a wrist injury. The withdrawals highlight ongoing concerns over the crowded ATP calendar, which was extended for Masters 1000 events, leading to player fatigue. Tournament officials expressed disappointment but acknowledged the necessity of players prioritizing their health.

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  • Sinner and Djokovic announced withdrawals on July 24.
  • Both players aim to prioritize their health ahead of the US Open.
  • Carlos Alcaraz is also out due to injury.
  • The withdrawals reflect concerns over the ATP calendar's demands.
  • Tournament officials respect players' decisions regarding their health.
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  • 1:30 PMYahoo SportsJannik Sinner & Novak Djokovic Pull Out of National Bank Open Amid Growing Calendar Concerns
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The 2026 National Bank Open has taken a hit even before the event has started, as two of the biggest ATP stars have pulled out of the event, which is slated to begin on August 1. The event in Montreal will be missing the presence of heavyweights like World No.

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