Rafa Nadal Revealed His intention to step down as a Tennis Star

As players like Alcaraz, Nadal, Djokovic, and Sinner struggle, tennis bosses are accused of destroying the game.
A compelling case was made by Stefanos Tsitsipas in response to queries about the form and fitness of Jannik Sinner, Rafael Nadal, Carlos Alcaraz, and Novak Djokovic.

Due to a worsening forearm injury, Carlos Alcaraz was forced to withdraw from the Italian Open (image: Getty).

With the extended, two-week Masters tournaments, Stefanos Tsitsipas has cautioned the authorities that they are “hurting” the sport. occurs at the same time when Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz were forced to withdraw from the Italian Open due to injuries, and Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal suffered early exits. According to the eighth-ranked player in the world, players will continue to face physical challenges due to the rigorous schedule.

Because the mixed ATP and WTA events in Madrid and Rome now take nearly a month to complete, there has been a lot of discussion in recent weeks about the longer Masters 1000s. Both of these events are part of a larger series that has extended its draws and formats to include 12- to 13-day events.

This is not Tsitsipas’s first argument; he now asserts that players’ bodies were suffering because of the new format. The 25-year-old chose to make a different argument when asked if he felt there was a chance to win both the French Open and Rome because Djokovic and Nadal were out of the running and Alcaraz and Sinner were injured.

All right, that’s the current situation. When the finest players in the sport suffer these kinds of setbacks, it somewhat damages the sport. At the sixteenth place, he remarked, “Without them, the show is not kind of the same.”