Nadal out of Madrid Open after slow recovery from hip injury
Rafael Nadal will miss the Madrid Open next week because his recovery from a hip injury is going much slower than expected.
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Rafael Nadal will miss the Madrid Open next week because his recovery from a hip injury is going much slower than expected.
Rafael Nadal said on Thursday he will miss the Madrid Masters tournament later this month as he continues his recovery from a hip injury, a significant blow to his French Open preparations.
Rafael Nadal has admitted he has no idea when he will be fit to play again after being forced to drop out of next week's Madrid Masters.
Rafael Nadal has announced that he will not be able to participate at the Madrid Open due to his ongoing injury concerns in what is a blow to his French Open preparations. Nadal was already unable to play at the Barcelona Open as he is still recovering from a muscle injury in his left leg picked up at the Australian Open in January. Ad The Spaniard had already withdrawn from Indian Wells, the Miami Open and the Monte Carlo Masters as he continues to focus on returning to full fitness.
MADRID : Rafa Nadal will miss next week's Madrid Open after a setback in his recovery from a hip injury sustained at the Australian Open in January, the 22-times major champion said on Thursday.
MADRID: Rafael Nadal said Thursday he will miss the Madrid Masters tournament later this month as he continues his recovery from a hip injury, further hampering his French Open preparations. “For the moment I’ve missed Monte Carlo and Barcelona.
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