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Novak Djokovic has addressed concerns about his participation in the French Open after withdrawing from several tournaments due to a shoulder injury. He last competed at Indian Wells, where he lost to Jack Draper.
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Novak Djokovic has spoken about his plans for the French Open following a stretch of tournament withdrawals that had fans questioning his status.
The last time Djokovic was seen on court was at Indian Wells, where he fell to Jack Draper in a tight three-setter. Since then, heās skipped Miami, Monte Carlo, and Madrid without playing another match.
There have been reports of him dealing with a shoulder injury since Indian Wells. Now, Djokovic has shared an update on how heās feeling as Roland-Garros approaches.
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Novak Djokovic may not be taking part in this yearās Madrid Open, but he still made an appearance in the city for the Laureus World Sports Awards.
While walking down the red carpet, Djokovic stopped to speak with Teledeporte and was asked about his current plans and fitness situation.
The Serbian confirmed that heās still dealing with an injury. He hasnāt played since Indian Wells back in March, having withdrawn from the Monte Carlo Masters, Miami Open and Madrid Open since then.
But Djokovic sounded optimistic about being fit to play at Roland Garros later this month.
āI have an injury. I hope to be ready at least for Roland Garros,ā said Djokovic. āIām working to get to Rome, but I canāt make a prediction now because it depends on the progress of the injury. At least for Roland Garros, Iām ready.ā
The Serbian has reached just one final so far this season when he lost to Jannik Sinner at the Australian Open in January.
Novak Djokovic has not confirmed his participation in the French Open 2023 but has provided an update on his condition.
Djokovic has been dealing with a shoulder injury since his last match at Indian Wells.
Djokovic last competed at Indian Wells, where he lost to Jack Draper in a three-set match.

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Djokovic seems fairly confident heāll be ready for Roland Garros, but skipping the Italian Open could still cause him some problems.
Currently ranked world number four, Djokovic has the benefit of not facing either Carlos Alcaraz or Jannik Sinner until the semi-finals. But that position isnāt entirely secure.
The 38-year-old is at risk of falling down in the rankings, particularly if Djokovic does not play at the Italian Open.
While he has only 10 ranking points to defend until French Open seeding, both Felix Auger-Aliassime and Ben Shelton are close behind.
Shelton recently won the title in Munich and now sits just 640 points back, with only 60 points to defend over that same period. Auger-Aliassime, who has only 10 points to defend and is a former finalist in Madrid, could leapfrog Djokovic if he reaches the final again this year.
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