Injured Berrettini withdraws from Monte Carlo Masters
Matteo Berrettini has pulled out of the Monte Carlo Masters with an abdominal injury, the Italian world number 22 said on Thursday.
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Holger Rune shows clay class in win over Dominic Thiem in Monte Carlo to suggest changing of guard
The first Masters 1000 tournament of the European clay swing is well under way in Monte Carlo with Novak Djokovic heading a field of the ATP’s leading names. However, while world No.
Thiem at full power after recovering from wrist injury
MONTE CARLO : The lingering effects of a 2021 wrist injury limited Dominic Thiem's ability to generate power last year but the former world number three said he can rely on his big weapons again after making a strong start at the Monte Carlo Masters.
Monte Carlo Masters draw: Andy Murray faces Alex De Minaur, top seed Novak Djokovic could meet Daniil Medvedev in semis
Andy Murray faces a tough first-round test at the Monte Carlo Masters after being drawn against 14th seed Alex De Minaur, while top seed Novak Djokovic could face Daniil Medvedev in the semi-finals. World No.
Holger Rune and Patrick Mouratoglou part ways after six months - 'We've successfully completed our mission'
Holger Rune and Patrick Mouratoglou have parted ways after six months, the pair have announced. Mouratoglou helped Rune move into the top 10 of the ATP rankings and oversaw the 19-year-old’s unexpected Paris Masters win, where he beat Novak Djokovic in a thrilling final. Ad Rune, who went out in the fourth round of the Australian Open this year, has lost in the last 32 and last 16 at Indian Wells and the Miami Open.
Djokovic takes ATP No 1 spot back from Alcaraz
Novak Djokovic returned to number one spot in ATP rankings published on Monday despite missing US tournaments last month because of his lack of a Covid vaccination.
Djokovic reclaims the No.1 position from Alcaraz
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'Big Three' will be missed but game will continue to thrive - Inglot
BENGALURU : Tennis will miss the impact of the 'Big Three' both on and off the court when Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic join Roger Federer in retirement but the game has a bright future and will continue to thrive, former ATP Board member Alex Inglot told Reuters.