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Novak Djokovic Pulls Out of the Monte Carlo Masters
- On Friday, Novak Djokovic withdrew from the Monte Carlo Masters, scheduled for April 5-12, with organizers providing no specific reason for the Serb's withdrawal from the tournament.
- Djokovic previously skipped the Miami Open citing a right shoulder injury and has not competed since losing to Jack Draper in the fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open two weeks ago.
- In an Instagram story Friday, the clay-court tournament wrote, "We send him our best wishes and hope to see him back on court very soon," confirming the withdrawal.
- Djokovic is next scheduled to compete at the Madrid Open, a clay ATP Masters 1000 event running April 22 through May 3, according to official ATP records.
- The Monte-Carlo Masters traditionally launches the European clay court season ahead of the French Open, where Djokovic, currently third in ATP rankings, aims for a 25th Grand Slam title starting May 24.
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The Serbian tennis player is suffering from a right shoulder problem and has not competed in the US Masters.
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