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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.

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Jannik Sinner completed the rare Sunshine Double by winning the Miami Open 6-4, 6-4 over Jiří Lehečka, becoming the eighth man to achieve the feat since Roger Federer's 2017 success. The world No. 2 plans to arrive in Monaco on Tuesday and resume practice on Thursday, though he admitted his body will hurt after the hard-court swing. Sinner sits just 1,190 points behind Carlos Alcaraz in the ATP rankings ahead of the clay-court season.

Italian tennis player Lorenzo Musetti has withdrawn from the Miami Open due to a right arm injury, as announced on Instagram. The setback follows his recent early exit at Indian Wells and adds to his history of physical issues. He plans to return during the clay season.

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Taylor Fritz is managing ongoing knee issues ahead of the Miami Open, hinting at potentially missing the clay-court season if his condition does not improve after this week. The American lost early at Indian Wells and faces a second-round match against the winner of Denis Shapovalov and Botic van de Zandschulp. He has dealt with the injury since last year's Cincinnati Open.

Nine of the world's top 10 tennis players and 18 of the top 20 are expected to compete in the 119th edition of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters from April 4 to 12, 2026. The tournament, which opens the European clay-court season, will feature defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and other stars at the Monte-Carlo Country Club. Local Monegasque player Valentin Vacherot enters the main draw directly after his breakthrough in 2025.

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Italy's Luciano Darderi faced a stunning defeat in the second round of the Indian Wells Open when the chair umpire ended his match against Australia's Rinky Hijikata due to a bizarre hindrance ruling. Darderi stopped play on match point, claiming crowd interference, but officials awarded the point to Hijikata after video review. The decision sparked immediate backlash from the crowd and online commentators.