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después de la derrota del tenista serbio ante Alejandro Davidovich en su vuelta a las pistas en el Masters 1.000 de Montecarlo después de estar casi mes y medio sin competir desde que lo hiciese en el torneo de Dubai.
ha provocado que varias figuras del tenis reflexionen sobre si es conveniente que el campeón del Masters 1.000 de Miami deba parar para afrontar en mejores condiciones otras grandes citas del calendario.
Goran Ivanisevic insists Novak Djokovic will be ready to defend his Roland Garros title despite looking way off peak form during an early exit at the Monte-Carlo Masters. The 20-time Grand Slam champion was featuring in just his second tournament of the season and his lack of match action was evident as he suffered a surprise second-round loss to the world No. 46 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.
Novak Djokovic could be struggling to process all the emotional ups and down of the last few years, believes ex-world number one Justine Henin. After missing out on the recent 'sunshine swing' due to his unvaccinated status preventing his entry into the USA, Djokovic returned to action at the Monte Carlo Masters on Tuesday.
La jornada de este lunes en el Masters 1.000 de Montecarlo nos dejó como protagonista inesperado al tenista kazajo , sino por las declaraciones que realizó ante las cámaras de Prime Video tras el partido.
Stan Wawrinka marked his return to Tour level competition for the first time in 13 months by showing glimpses of his old form but the Swiss failed to get past Alexander Bublik in the first round of the Monte Carlo Masters, losing 3-6 7-5 6-2 on Monday. The three-times Grand Slam champion suffered a foot injury early in 2021 and had surgery in March last year before another operation three months later, only returning to action at a Challenger Tour tournament in Marbella last month.
Rafael Nadal has not yet been able to resume training with a racket, said one of his team said on Tuesday, adding that the world No. 4 will "logically" miss the Barcelona tournament next week. "He is still suffering from his ribs and as expected when his injury was announced, he needs four to six weeks. We are at three, so logically he will not be able to play again in Barcelona," a person close to Nadal told AFP.