Sinner is forced to withdraw from the Masters in Paris. What's the reason?

World No. 1 Italian Jannik Sinner has announced that he will withdraw from the season’s final Masters event in Paris.

Details: Sinner revealed that a viral illness is behind his decision to pull out, though he expects to recover in two to three days.

Arthur Cazaux of France, a lucky loser, will take Sinner’s place in the tournament bracket.

Recall: Recently, Sinner commented on the record prize money he received for his victory at the Six Kings Slam, emphasizing that financial gain is not his main motivation in tennis.

Notably, the top-ranked Italian also shared earlier how many more years he plans to continue his tennis career.