Lorenzo Musetti shares reassuring practice video ahead of Monte Carlo Masters

World No. 5 Lorenzo Musetti posted a practice video from the Monte Carlo Country Club, captioning it 'Back at the office,' signaling recovery progress amid injury concerns. The update arrives days before the Monte Carlo Masters starts on April 5, following his recent withdrawal from the Miami Open due to a right arm issue.

The Instagram Stories clip shows Musetti moving sharply on court, providing reassurance after he pulled out of the Miami Open last minute, as previously reported. Earlier setbacks included retiring while leading Novak Djokovic two sets to love in the Australian Open quarterfinals (upper-right leg injury), skipping Acapulco, and an opening-round loss at Indian Wells upon return. Musetti has thrived on clay, reaching the 2025 Monte Carlo final (lost to Carlos Alcaraz), semifinals in Madrid, Rome, and the French Open, with an 18-4 record that season. He calls clay his 'natural habitat' and favorite surface, boosting expectations for defending points here.

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Two-time Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz announced on Tuesday that he will miss this year's grass-court Grand Slam because of a lingering right wrist injury.

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Carlos Alcaraz, world number two, has announced his withdrawal from the Trofeo Conde de Godó due to a right wrist injury more serious than expected. The ailment emerged during his victory over Otto Virtanen and prevents him from playing the round of 16 against Tomas Machac. He prioritizes recovery to arrive in top shape for Roland Garros.

 

 

 

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