Holger Rune Withdraws from US Open Due to Persistent Injury

Flushing Meadows Absences Mount as Danish Star Bows Out

Holger Rune has officially confirmed his withdrawal from the upcoming US Open due to a persistent injury, joining fellow competitors on the sidelines for the tournament. According to reports from major sports outlets including L’Équipe and Tennis Actu, the Danish tennis star’s recovery timeline will not allow him to take the court at Flushing Meadows.

Physical Setbacks Derail North American Hard-Court Preparations

The decision to skip the tournament stems from an ongoing physical issue that has hampered the player’s training and competitive schedule. According to Swiss publication Blick and German-language news source 20 Minuten, the persistent nature of the injury left the athlete with no viable alternative other than to shut down preparations for the North American hard-court major.

The announcement follows a similar withdrawal decision made by Jannik Sinner, further shifting the competitive landscape of the men’s singles draw.

Reshaping the Men’s Singles Draw at Flushing Meadows

With the tournament scheduled to begin, the absence of high-profile names alters early-round projections significantly.

Prioritizing Rehabilitation Over Autumn Indoor Return

Medical evaluations and rehabilitation schedules will dictate when the competitor can safely return to the ATP Tour.

Fans and followers looking for official updates can monitor announcements directly through the athlete’s verified social media channels or the official ATP Tour portal as physical testing resumes.