Rafael Nadal Contemplates French Open Participation After Defeat in Rome

Following a significant loss at the Italian Open, Rafael Nadal faces uncertainty about competing in what could be his final French Open.

Rafael Nadal suffered a 6-1, 6-3 defeat to Hubert Hurkacz at the Italian Open, casting doubt on his readiness for the French Open.
Despite physical challenges, Nadal remains hopeful but undecided about participating in the upcoming French Open, starting May 26.
Nadal's performance in Rome marks his most decisive clay-court loss in over two decades, highlighting his ongoing recovery challenges.
The tennis star, a 14-time French Open champion, hints that 2024 might be his last year competing professionally due to persistent injuries.
Nadal's potential absence from the French Open would mark a significant moment in tennis, as he contemplates ending his illustrious career.