Rafael Nadal withdraws from Monte Carlo Masters due to unpreparedness

The tennis legend cites his body's unreadiness for competition as the reason for his withdrawal, marking another setback in his comeback season.

Rafael Nadal announced his withdrawal from the Monte Carlo Masters, citing his body's unpreparedness for competition.
The 37-year-old Spaniard has faced a series of injuries, including a hip flexor issue and a back injury, affecting his play.
Despite practicing at his academy in Mallorca, there's no official confirmation of Nadal's participation in future tournaments.
Novak Djokovic expressed confidence in Nadal's clay court abilities, highlighting the anticipation for the tennis star's return.
Nadal's absence from the Monte Carlo Masters raises concerns about his readiness for the upcoming French Open.