Stefanos Tsitsipas has spoken about his recent struggles with injury as he prepares for the Madrid Open. The Greek tennis star, once a fixture in the top ten rankings, has faced a challenging period marked by physical setbacks that have affected his performance on the court.
Tsitsipas has addressed the impact of extended tournament schedules, suggesting that the longer duration of ATP Masters 1000 events may be contributing to the rise in injuries among elite players. He believes that the demands placed on competitors have intensified, making it increasingly difficult to maintain peak physical condition throughout the season.
Despite these challenges, Tsitsipas remains determined to regain his form and reclaim his place among the sport’s elite. His focus is on adapting his training regimen and ensuring that he can compete at the highest level without compromising his health. As he steps onto the clay courts of Madrid, he hopes to make a strong statement with his performance and prove that he is ready to contend with the best once again.
The Madrid Open presents an opportunity for Tsitsipas to test his resilience and showcase his ability to overcome adversity. With the tournament underway, all eyes will be on the Greek star as he aims to make a triumphant return to the top tier of men’s tennis.
Stefanos Tsitsipas in 2025
Now the world no.18, Stefanos played his last match on the 18th of April when he had to retire when playing against world no.14 Arthur Fils in the quarter and the scoreline was 2-0 .
Currently, during this season the Greek owns a composed 15-8 win-loss record. This year, the Greek conquered 1 title in Dubai.