Italian Jannik Sinner says he will not play in the 2024 French Open if he is not 100% recovered from a hip injury. The No. 2 player in the ATP Tour rankings withdrew from a Madrid Open quarterfinal because of the issue.

Jannik Sinner has cast doubt on his French Open participation, with the world number two saying he will only compete at Roland Garros later this month if he fully recovers from a hip issue that forced him out of Madrid and Rome.

Australian Open champion Jannik Sinner said Sunday that he will only compete at the French Open if he is fully fit after being forced to withdraw injured from this week's Italian Open.

Jannik Sinner has sparked concern that he won’t be ready for the French Open after receiving the results of his MRI scan. The world No. 2 pulled out of the Madrid Open ahead of his quarter-final match and later withdrew from the Masters 1000 in Rome.

Jannik Sinner has provided a concerning update on his hip injury after his Italian Open withdrawal and admitted his French Open participation is uncertain. The Italian star suggested his injury may be more serious than initially expected as he revealed he would “be forced to stop playing for a long time” if it does not fully heal.