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Cincinnati is the top tournament ahead of the last Grand Slam of the season, the US Open, which starts later this month.
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It was Djokovic's third defeat in two days and it came less than 24 hours after he was beaten by Alexander Zverev of Germany in the semifinals.
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Djokovic was attempting to become the first man to win all four Grand Slam tournaments and Olympic gold in the same year
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The Olympics beginning in Tokyo from July 23 will see many firsts -- deferred by a year, no crowds, athletes in a bio-bubble and stringent protocols
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The 34-year-old, who recently won the Wimbledon, to add to his Australian Open and French Open crowns, added, "Cannot disappoint my little friend Koujirou.
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Samir Banerjee, a 17-year-old Indian-American, clinched the junior Wimbledon singles title by defeating his compatriot Victor Lilvol in straight sets.
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The team led by Lionel Messi won the much-coveted title following the nail-biting match against Brazil at the Maracana Stadium on Saturday.
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"I think what hurt so much this time was just that I felt like the game is there and it's possible to go and play for the trophy," Shapovalov said on Friday evening.
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The Serbian tennis star defeated 10th seed Shapovalov 7-6(3), 7-5, 7-5 to set the summit clash with seventh seed Matteo Berrettini.
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The 34-year-old Serbian sets up a clash with tall Canadian Shapovalov
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Defeats Serrano in straight sets; Swiatek eases into fourth round
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It was two-time defending champion’s 16th straight match win at Wimbledon.
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Serena Williams injured her right leg when her left shoe lost traction behind the baseline in almost the exact same spot Adrian Mannarino went down.
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The defending champion dropped the opening set against Jack Draper, a 19-year-old wild-card entry from England who is ranked 253rd.
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Djokovic seeks a 20th major title, which would tie the men's record shared by Federer and Rafael Nadal.
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After losing the first two sets 6-7(6), 2-6, the Serb left the Court Philippe-Chatrier for a break and returned a changed player as he downed fifth-seed Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas to win his second title
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Djokovic lifted the French Open for the second time in his career after defeating Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas in the men's finals of the tournament.
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Djokovic has won the first two majors of the year, and at Wimbledon he'll have a chance to match the men's record of 20 Grand Slam titles shared by Nadal and Roger Federer
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It was Nadal's third loss in 108 matches at a tournament he won each of the last four years, including by beating Djokovic in the 2020 final.
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Nadal, who went into the match with 105-2 (win-loss) record and with a 7-1 record against the Serb, was the outright favourite to win the match and set up a final clash with Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas. For, he had lost only one set in this year's tournament
