The Spaniard Rafael Nadal canceled his participation in the ATP Masters 1000 tournament in Monte Carlo via Twitter. A date for his comeback was not mentioned.
by Stefan Bergman
last edited: 4/4/2023, 12:10 p.m
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Moment of shock for all Rafael Nadal fans: The Mallorcan announced Tuesday morning via Twitter that he would not be starting at the ATP Masters 1000 tournament in Monte Carlo. The Spaniard injured his large psoas muscle at the Australian Open earlier in the season and was also absent from the US Sunshine doubles in Indian Wells and Miami.
The “Bull of Manacor” expressed his disappointment, but also hope in the well-known short message service: “Hello everyone, I’m still not ready to compete at the highest level. I won’t be able to participate in one of the most important tournaments of my Career, Monte Carlo. I can’t play at my best yet so I’m continuing my preparation process hoping to come back soon.”
The former world No .
Tournament director David Ferrer recently assured that Nadal would definitely be at the start at the ATP World Tour 500 event in Barcelona.
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