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Jannik Sinner Ends His Season: What Happened & What's Next?
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Jannik Sinner Ends His Season: What Happened & What's Next?
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Why did Jannik Sinner decide to end his 2026 season, and when can we expect him back on court?
Brad Gilbert and Andrea Petkovic break down Sinner's decision to shut down his season while recovering from a lingering knee injury. BG shares insight from his conversations with Sinner's coach, Darren Cahill, offering a behind-the-scenes perspective on how the decision unfolded and what could come next for the Italian star.
Plus, BG and Petko explore one of professional tennis's toughest challenges: staying healthy. From managing injuries and recovery to balancing the physical demands of the ATP Tour, the duo explains why protecting a player's long-term career can be just as important as winning the next tournament.
Can Sinner return to his best in 2027?
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