In a recent announcement that disappointed fans and tennis enthusiasts, Matteo Berrettini, the Italian tennis star, confirmed his withdrawal from the ATP 250 Brisbane qualifying rounds. This decision has dashed hopes of witnessing Berrettini’s return to the court in the upcoming week, leaving a temporary void in the tournament’s lineup.

The unexpected withdrawal from the Brisbane qualifying rounds marks a setback for Berrettini, who was anticipated to make a competitive comeback. His absence raises questions about his readiness to resume play following any potential concerns or factors influencing his decision to opt out of the tournament’s qualifying matches.

The Italian athlete, known for his powerful game and strong presence on the court, had been eagerly awaited by fans for his return to competitive tennis. However, Berrettini’s decision to forego participation in the ATP 250 Brisbane qualifiers suggests a deliberate approach to his recovery or a strategic choice in his tournament schedule.

While Berrettini’s absence from the Brisbane qualifiers comes as a disappointment to tennis enthusiasts, it also raises speculation about his next appearance and the factors guiding his return to competitive tennis. Fans remain hopeful for his swift return to the court, eagerly anticipating his participation in future tournaments and his resurgence in the ATP circuit.

Matteo Berrettini in 2023

Now the world no.92, Matteo played his last match on the 31^st of August when he had to retire when playing against world no.96 Arthur Rinderknech in the 2^nd round and the scoreline was 6-4 5-3 .

This year Matteo owns a composed 14-12 win-loss record. Matteo Berrettini’s best achievement of the present year was reaching the final in Australia.

Berrettini is scheduled to play next in Brisbane (Brisbane International). He will start to play the tournament from the qualifications on the 31st of December.