Jannik Sinner is dominating at the Cincinnati Open, where he holds the defending champion title.The world No. 1 has advanced to the last 16, setting up a Wednesday showdown with Adrian Mannarino. While Sinner, who was recently forced to play through some loud noise, has been allowing his tennis to speak volumes this week, he's also catching attention with a distinctive style decision.Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTThe defending U.S. Open champion has been sporting a long white sleeve on his right arm throughout the competition. Sinner began utilizing the protective gear during Wimbledon, where he sustained an elbow injury, and supporters questioned whether he was still battling physical issues.Worries arose when the reigning Cincinnati titleholder returned to Ohio still donning the sleeve. But the four-time Major champion has eased injury fears - and dismissed speculation that he's attempting to make a fashion declaration."The elbow is good. Today was the first time that I put a sleeve on because I liked the feeling of the sleeve," he said earlier in the tournament. "It gives a little bit more impact with the ball, it's slightly more stable. That's my point of view, and I liked it in Wimbledon.
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