Sinner, Djokovic, and Draper have withdrawn from the ATP Toronto Masters.

Official reports indicate that Sinner, Djokovic, and Draper have withdrawn from the ATP 1000 Canadian Toronto Masters.

“Winning the championship in Toronto two years ago marked the beginning of a very special moment for me. However, after discussions with my team, I must take time to recover,” Sinner stated in his announcement.

Tournament director Karl Hale expressed in a statement: “We are disappointed that Jannik (Sinner) and Novak (Djokovic) will not be participating in the Toronto Masters this year. They are both great champions, and we know our fans are eager to see them compete. They will be missed, but we still have a very strong lineup of players for this year's event.”

Draper has also withdrawn from both Toronto and Cincinnati Masters, revealing on social media that he recently faced an injury: “After Wimbledon, I injured my left arm. It’s nothing serious, but I need to ensure it fully recovers for the remainder of the season. Unfortunately, I will not be able to compete in Toronto and Cincinnati.”

(Text and editing by: Geoge, Image: Visual China)