 Alright, so we have some breaking news. Raph and Adal is not playing in Monte Carlo. We have to wait another tournament to see whether or not he plays in maybe Barcelona or maybe Madrid. Maybe he doesn't play to the French Open, but let's go have a look at Raph's statement over on Twitter into why he's not playing in Monte Carlo next week. Alright, so this is what Raph had to say over on Twitter. Hi, all. These are very difficult moments for me, sporting wise. Unfortunately, I have to tell you that I'm not going to be playing in Monte Carlo. My body simply won't allow it. And even if I'm working hard and making the maximum effort every day with all the will to play and compete again at tournaments that have been very important to me, the truth is that I can't play today. You have no idea how hard this is for me to not be able to play these events. The only thing I can do is to accept the situation and try to look at the immediate future, keeping the excitement and will to play in order to give me a chance for things to get better. Thanks again to all, as always, for all the support and best wishes. There it is, Rafa Nadal not playing Monte Carlo. And you wonder if that is now going to be the last time that he might be on an entry list for Monte Carlo. Because, of course, next year, we're pretty certain that he's not going to be playing. And he's one of the best champions, if not the greatest champion of Monte Carlo. He's won multiple titles there at that venue. And we don't know when we're going to see him again. I mean, Barcelona comes up a week after that. Madrid's the week after that. Two massive events, of course, being Spanish as well, playing in his home country. You've got Rome, you've got the French Open, of course, the Olympics, played in France as well on the clays. So, man, so disappointing that Rafa's not going to be playing Monte Carlo where he is their greatest champion. But he can't play right now. When is he going to play? Let me down in the comments below if you're going to watch this later. When will Rafa play? Will we see him before the French Open? Will we see him only at the Olympics? I mean, when are we going to see Rafa again? That is the question, but he's not going to be Monte Carlo next week.