“Retiring from these tournaments, especially Rome, was an extremely difficult decision. But it’s the right one to ensure I can continue to compete for the greatest trophies at the highest level for many years to come,” he told his fans.
“Following the advice of my doctors, my team and I have determined that I do not necessarily need to time myself in my recovery,” Berrettini wrote.
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