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Is Rafael Nadal set to compete in the French Open 2024? Updates on tennis legend’s Roland-Garros intentions following loss at Italian Open

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Rafael Nadal, the legendary tennis player, is gearing up for what could potentially be his final French Open appearance in 2024. The 22-time grand slam champion has announced his intention to retire after the season, making this year a sentimental farewell tour for his fans around the world.

Nadal, known for his dominance on the clay courts of Roland-Garros, has faced numerous injuries in recent years that have threatened to cut short his illustrious career. Despite these setbacks, the Spaniard remains determined to end on a high note, possibly with one more major title under his belt.

However, Nadal’s preparation for the French Open hit a roadblock when he suffered a defeat to Hubert Hurkacz at the Italian Open. The loss raised doubts about his readiness to compete against the best in the world at Roland-Garros.

In a recent statement, Nadal expressed uncertainty about his physical condition but affirmed his commitment to pushing his body to the limit in order to compete at the highest level. The decision to participate in the French Open will ultimately depend on how well he recovers from his recent matches.

As the tennis world eagerly awaits Nadal’s decision, fans are left wondering if they will witness one last epic showdown on the Parisian clay. With the French Open set to begin on May 20, all eyes will be on the iconic champion as he strives to add another chapter to his remarkable legacy.

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