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Carlos Alcaraz calls for changes to Davis Cup

ATP veteran explains Jannik Sinner's choice regarding the Davis Cup Finals

It should be remembered that the world number 2 won the Vienna ATP 500, the Paris Masters 1000 and the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin for the second year in a row, as well as prevailing in the second edition of the 'Six Kings Slam' in Saudi Arabia in October.

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Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner would like to see some changes to the Davis Cup

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Alcaraz and Sinner feel the need for a change in Davis Cup format

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Carlos Alcaraz withdraws from Davis Cup, cites hamstring swelling

"I'm so sorry to announce that I won't be able to play for Spain in the Davis Cup in Bologna," Alcaraz wrote on his social media platforms.

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Carlos Alcaraz heartbroken as statement released on last-minute Davis Cup withdrawal

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Carlos Alcaraz withdraws from Davis Cup Finals with hamstring injury

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Italy beat Austria despite Jannik Sinner’s absence to move step closer to Davis Cup hat-trick

Italy are without top-10 players Jannik Sinner and Lorenzo Musetti but could still call on one of the strongest teams in this year’s Finals

Sportskeeda

Jannik Sinner receives support from ex-ATP No. 3 over 'understandable' decision to skip Davis Cup Finals amid controversy

Former World No. 3 Marin Cilic recently shared his thoughts on Jannik Sinner 's controversial decision to skip the 2025 Davis Cup Finals, scheduled to be played in Bologna, in favor of rest and recovery so that he can be in his best version before the 2026 Australian Open.

Janesville Gazette

Jannik Sinner's decision to sit out Davis Cup criticized at home in Italy

ROME (AP) — Jannik Sinner’s decision not to play for host Italy in the Davis Cup Final 8 is being met with a sense of abandonment in his home country — where he was fiercely defended during his doping case earlier this year. The second-ranked Sinner ...

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Francisco Cerundolo explains why Jannik Sinner's case didn't convince him

The doping case involving Jannik Sinner has generated numerous discussions among insiders and players themselves, especially when the former world number 1 reached a controversial deal with WADA that included his ban from the professional tour for three months.