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Unexpected Revolution in Tennis: Alcaraz Is Crowned in Tokyo and Sinner Says Goodbye to the Season

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The Murcian repeats his title in the Japanese capital, while the Italian announces that he will not compete again in 2026.

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Carlos Alcaraz again raised a trophy this Tuesday, half a year later and, at the same time, Jannik Sinner announced that he will miss what's left of the season...

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The Murcian repeats his title in the Japanese capital, while the Italian announces that he will not compete again in 2026.

World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz from Spain sent a special message to ranking leader Yannick Siner after the Italian announced that he was ending his season early due to injury.

Carlos Alcaraz won the first ATP title after more than half a year.

The Spanish can finish 2026 as the world's number two after the resignation of the Italian to play what remains of the season.

Carlos Alcaraz returns to win a tournament after the injury on his wrist. And he does so precisely on the day that Jannik Sinner reports that his knee problem, more serious than expected, will force him to stop until the end of 2026. A few hours ago, before the final played by the Spanish championship in Atp 500 Tokyo, however, went on stage a curtain became viral on social media. What happened? At the end of a training session on Japanese soil,…

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Giornale Radio broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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