Jannik Sinner Withdraws from Madrid Open Due to Hip Injury

The world No. 2 tennis player pulls out ahead of quarterfinals, citing worsening hip pain.

Jannik Sinner, currently ranked No. 2 globally, withdrew from the Madrid Open quarterfinals due to a persistent hip injury.
Sinner's decision follows medical advice to avoid aggravating the injury, with hopes of recovering for upcoming tournaments in Rome and Roland Garros.
Former tennis star Andy Roddick expressed support for Sinner's decision, emphasizing the importance of health over immediate competition.
Despite his withdrawal, Sinner has had a strong season, including a Grand Slam win at the Australian Open and a title at the Miami Open.
The withdrawal marks Sinner's third appearance in the Madrid Open and impacts his preparation for the upcoming French Open.