Lorenzo Musetti, the world No. 11, opened up about the injury that hampered his performance in the Monte Carlo final. Despite the setback, Musetti showed immense determination by choosing not to retire, even though the match became increasingly difficult to endure.
“We still don’t know yet exactly, but of course we gonna do some exams in the next days,” Musetti shared, expressing uncertainty about the exact nature of his injury. The young Italian acknowledged that he struggled to finish the match due to the pain but emphasized his resolve to complete the final.
Musetti hinted at the toll that an intense week and prolonged matches may have taken on him physically. “It was probably the best way to finish, even if I was not able, you know, to play anymore,” he said, adding that the demanding schedule ultimately caught up with him.
This moment of perseverance highlights both the challenges and resilience of professional athletes, demonstrating how they push through adversity to honor their commitment to the game and their audience. Musetti’s dedication continues to inspire fans around the world, and the tennis community will eagerly await updates on his recovery in the days ahead.
Lorenzo Musetti in 2025
LWWWWWLWWL At the moment ranked no.11 (career-high), the Italian played his last match on the 13th of April when he lost to world no.2 Carlos Alcaraz 3-6 6-1 6-0 in the final in Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters (draw).
This season the Italian achieved a 12-5 record. Lorenzo Musetti’s latest run in Monte Carlo was the best achievement of his season.
