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Knee injury rules world No.1 Sinner out of US Open

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Knee injury rules world No.1 Sinner out of US Open

World No.1 Jannik Sinner will miss the forthcoming US Open with a right knee injury, opening the door for a winning comeback by Carlos Alcaraz..

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