At the beginning of the challenge, the 3-time Grand Slam champion had fallen to the ground and had a small injury to his right elbow. That problem didn't seem anything serious at first, but the 23-year-old from Sesto Pusteria repeatedly complained to his garage and also had to ask for the intervention of the physiotherapist.

Jannik Sinner progressed to his third consecutive Wimbledon quarterfinal after receiving a walkover from Grigor Dimitrov on Monday (July 7), who injured his right pectoral muscle after hitting an ace in the third set. The Italian ace too injured his elbow and will be hoping to recover in time before his next match.

While Sinner has the upper hand on hard and clay, he has never defeated Djokovic on grass. And we have already seen the world No 1 on the receiving end of an almighty reprieve this year, given his two-set deficit to Grigor Dimitrov in the fourth round, before the Bulgarian had to agonisingly retire.

The 2025 Wimbledon marks Sinner's fourth consecutive year at the tournament. He's currently the No. 1 men's singles player worldwide. He defeated Grigor Dimitrov on Monday, after Dimitrov was injured and retired from the match. Sinner also faced an elbow injury, so Wednesday's match will be the first time he's played since his MRI.

The seven-time winner and reigning men’s world No1 are due to clash on Centre Court on Friday for a place in the final at the All England Club, while defending back-to-back champion Carlos Alcaraz meets American fifth seed Taylor Fritz.

Jannik Sinner's ex-girlfriend, Maria Braccini, is an Italian model. The former couple had a famous but reserved relationship that lasted almost four years.

Wimbledon is just around the corner and all eyes are on Jannik Sinner, who has been ranked number 1 for over a year and is ready to take the court with the hope of putting recent failures and

Italian star Jannik Sinner revealed why he was able to prove his innocence in a doping case—resulting in fewer consequences than others who faced similar charges.

There is no doubt that the 2025 Roland Garros final will remain in the mind of Jannik Sinner for a long time, who came close to a truly epic triumph on the surface least suited to his game. The world number 1 was considered a clear underdog compared to Carlos Alcaraz on the red clay,

Jannik Sinner enters Wimbledon as world No. 1 and one of the favourites for glory. But it has been a turbulent period for the Italian tennis star