An injury to the adductor forces the carrine to the retreat, still woe to the abdomen for the Roman. And Wimbledon is upon us …
No Queen’s tournament for Lorenzo Musetti. To force the blue to the forfait was a first -degree injury to the left adductor, revealed by the exams carried out by the carrarrino after the semifinal at Roland Garros against Carlos Alcaraz, where Lorenzo was forced to raise the white flag precisely because of this injury. In these cases the stop is usually 15 days. Too risky therefore for the number six in the world take the field at Queen’s, scheduled from 16 to 22 June. The decision was made in concert with his team, primarily Simone Tartarini, so as not to risk participation in Wimbledon, which kicks off on Monday 30 June. Among other things, Musetti is one of the players who defends the most points ever on the grass. Last year the blue had arrived in the semifinal in Stuttgart (tournament already skipped, with 90 lost points), and in its final at Queen’s (another 330 points) and semifinal in Wimbledon, for a total of 1230 points. Strada uphill therefore for Lorenzo in his race towards the Top 5.
Berttini also outside
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At Queen’s there will not even be Matteo Berrettini. The Roman, 29 years old, does not play from the International of Italy, with that abdominal problem that seems not to have solved themselves. Berrettini had already forfeited in Stuttgart, where he defended the final 2024 lost against Jack Draper.