Although Jannik Sinner has ended his 2026 season early, he became the center of discussion when the Six Kings Slam announced the decision to postpone the star-studded exhibition event.

The Six Kings Slam exhibition in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, has been postponed from October 21 to December 27-30 due to regional unrest following an airport attack. Jannik Sinner was originally replaced in the field by Learner Tien because of an ongoing knee injury, prompting tennis fans on social media to joke that the delay was "witchcraft" to preserve Sinner's title defense.
Fans also speculated that the lucrative $6 million winner's payout might entice Sinner to return for the rescheduled event. Meanwhile, Carlos Alcaraz addressed Sinner's injury hiatus ahead of the Shanghai Masters, criticizing the demanding ATP calendar for increasing player injuries.
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