Jannik Sinner hasn't played a tour-level match since winning his fifth Grand Slam title at the 2026 Wimbledon Championships as he continues to deal with a knee injury.

Tennis fans have raised concerns over Jannik Sinner's ongoing knee injury after reports emerged that he may skip the upcoming Six Kings Slam exhibition in Saudi Arabia. According to journalist José Morón, the world No. 1 informed organizers that his participation is unlikely, prompting them to consider Daniil Medvedev, Arthur Fils, or Ben Shelton as potential replacements.
Sinner has not competed since winning Wimbledon 2026, subsequently missing the US Open and withdrawing from the Shanghai Masters. Fans speculated that his potential willingness to forfeit a $1.5 million appearance fee signals a serious issue, with his next possible return scheduled for the Paris Masters in November.
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