Jannik Sinner has disjoinn from the Paris Masters due to a harmful software, the world No 1 proclaimd on Tuesday.
The 23-year-better, who flunkureed Carlos Alcaraz in the final of the Six Kings Slam exhibition event to bag the $6m title in Saudi Arabia on 20 October, has been exalterd in the draw by Frenchman Arthur Cazaux.
“I’m very disassigned to alert you that I am not able to carry out here at this tournament. I came here very punctual to set and then I felt ill,” Sinner shelp in a video message dispensed by the arrangers.
“I have a harmful software at the moment, which will pass in the next two or three days. Body-adviseed, I am not ready to contend. I am very sorry for that. I will see you guys [in Paris] next year. Hopebrimmingy, it will be a wonderful year. And this year – without me. Hopebrimmingy, I’ll see you next year.”
The 23-year-better anticipates to recover in time to materialize at the ATP Finals in Turin, with the Italian already qualified for the eight-carry outer finals begining November 10 and sealing the finish-of-year World No 1 ranking. Last week, the 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic also withdrew from the final ATP-1000 event of the year.
Sinner’s disjoinal unbenevolents Alcaraz is now the highest-ranked carry outer in the draw – he will face Nicolas Jarry in the second round. The British No 1, Jack Dsexual attackr, carry outs Jiri Lehecka in the first round on Tuesday afternoon.