Overview
- The British No. 1 announced on Monday that he will sit out the remainder of the year after managing the injury since the spring.
- He won his US Open first round against Federico Agustin Gomez, then withdrew before a scheduled second-round match with Zizou Bergs.
- Scans following his Wimbledon loss to Marin Cilic revealed bone bruising in his left humerus that compromised his serve and forehand.
- The shutdown ends his push for a Turin debut and removes him from events such as the Vienna Open and the Six Kings exhibition, with a rankings drop expected.
- Reports indicate surgery is not required, with recovery hinging on rest after a breakthrough 30-9 campaign highlighted by the Indian Wells title and a Madrid final.