Overview
- Sinner clinched his ATP Finals berth in Turin after competing in only five tournaments this season.
- He will open his Cincinnati Open title defence as the top seed against Daniel Elahi Galán in the Round of 64 following a first-round bye.
- He has outlined a lean post–US Open schedule that includes the China Open in Beijing (Sept 24–30) and the Shanghai Masters.
- His world No. 1 status is bolstered by Grand Slam titles at the Australian Open and Wimbledon despite a three-month suspension this year.
- Sinner’s selective calendar contrasts with rivals who have played more than a dozen events, highlighting his efficient approach to season planning.