Will Nadal play Lyon/Geneva the week before Roland Garros?

[UnforcedTerror]

A la Djokovic 2021? Djokovic did it and won RG afterwards.

I think it's possible we see Bull do the same but he could also think that the first week of RG is sufficient as a warm-up tournament.

No?

 

[aldeayeah]

Maybe? He'll want some match practice if he is to play RG.

 

[Checkmate]

There are better players in Rafa's academy than Munich/ Power Cut Lyon.

 

[nolefam_2024]

There are better players in Rafa's academy than Munich/ Power Cut Lyon.

False.

 

[UnforcedTerror]

Maybe? He'll want some match practice if he is to play RG.

R1 to R4 could be his match practice. That's all he needs imo to get ready for the real RG (QF-F).

 

[dking68]

R1 to R4 could be his match practice. That's all he needs imo to get ready for the real RG (QF-F).

But based on his ranking, he’s likely to face a top 4 seed by the round of 16. So he better be 100% by the fourth round

 

[DIMI_D]

A la Djokovic 2021? Djokovic did it and won RG afterwards.

I think it's possible we see Bull do the same but he could also think that the first week of RG is sufficient as a warm-up tournament.

No?

More likely to enter a challenger week after Rome - Bordeaux is more of a chance than Lyon as u don’t want to be tired leading into the first week regardless if he’s ready..

 

[DIMI_D]

But based on his ranking, he’s likely to face a top 4 seed by the round of 16. So he better be 100% by the fourth round

If he hasn’t got his movement anymore he may announce retirement and just win 1-2 rounds before saying goodbye

 

[MichaelNadal]

Definitely not

 

[Halba]

Hes done.

 

[PerilousPear]

Wouldn't surprise me if he gets an urge to overplay Mickey Mouse tournaments now that Djokovic caught up with the title count.

 

[DIMI_D]

Definitely not

I think this is it my friend! We farewell the legend!!!