Jannik Sinner’s absence will be a huge blow for Italy ahead of their quarter-final clash against the U.S.A
Italian tennis star Jannik Sinner took to Twitter to confirm that he is pulling out of Italy’s Davis Cup tie due to a finger injury. Sinner picked up the injury at the Paris Masters last and won’t be able to recover in time for the Davis Cup tie. Italy will face the U.S.A from November 24 in the quarter-finals of Davis Cup 2022.
In his official statement on Twitter, Sinner wrote: “I am very sad to announce that I will not be able to participate in the Davis Cup final. I suffer from a finger injury from Paris. Unfortunately, I have not recovered yet and therefore will not be able to join our team.” Sinner is currently ranked World No.12 in singles and his withdrawal will certainly be a big blow to Italy’s chances. This withdrawal also means that Sinner will take further part this year and will be next seen in action in 2023.
Fans react to Sinner’s withdrawal from the Davis Cup
Fans are evidently disappointed that Sinner has had to withdraw from the Davis Cup. Italian fans are really positive about their team’s chances in the prestigious team competition but Sinner’s absence is certainly a cause for concern. Let us take a look at some of the responses from fans on Twitter.
“You are such a great talent Jannik , too bad you have to handle these multiple injuries all the time .. Such a joy seeing you on court in top form ! Keep your head up champ , the best is yet to come”, wrote a fan.
“get well soon, 2023 will be yours take the time to rest and come back stronger. cant wait to see you back on court”, tweeted another fan.
“Its okay, your health comes first. So get well soon and come back stronger”, read a tweet.
“I hope you will get well soon.Anytime and always I will continue to support you”, wrote another fan.
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