The two-time champion of the Rotterdam Open, Gael Monfils, has withdrawn from the tournament, further postponing his highly anticipated comeback.
The French player, who was very successful in the Rotterdam Ahoy Arena in the past, was slated to make his return to the court at this year's event after receiving a wild card, but fans were disappointed to learn that he would not be participating after all.
Monfils, who was last seen playing in August of last year, has been absent from the tour for several months, leaving fans eager to see him back in action. Despite being spotted practicing on the courts and showing signs of improvement, Monfils has been forced to withdraw from the Rotterdam Open, causing further delays to his comeback.
The news of Monfils' withdrawal has come as a disappointment to fans, but tournament organizers were quick to announce that Dutch player Gijs Brouwer would replace him in the draw. Brouwer's wild card has been promoted from qualifying to the main draw, giving him a chance to showcase his skills on the big stage.
While it remains unclear what is keeping Monfils from making his comeback, it is clear that he is doing everything in his power to return to the tour in top form. Despite the setback, fans remain optimistic about his return and are looking forward to seeing him back on the court soon.
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