Shocking decisions by Ruud, Musetti and Rune open to French!

The former tennis star in the world No. 1 expresses a shock about the risky decision of the top players

In a surprising turn of the events, the best tennis players Casper Ruud, Lorenzo Musetti and Holger Rune pulled up their eyebrows by registering only a week before the eagerly awaited French Open for ATP Tour events. The decision of these aspiring stars has not been unnoticed. The four-time Grand Slam champion Jim Courier questioned the reason behind her risky step.

Elite players traditionally tend to skip tournaments during the week that led to a Grand Slam to concentrate on preparation and calm. However, this year’s Hamburg Open and Geneva Open have attracted a cast with stars, which achieves a sum in the tennis world. The tournaments, which are to take place from May 18 to May 24, are planned just two days before the Roland Garros begins.

The Hamburg Open contains an impressive list of entries, with eight top 20 players confirming their participation. The guidance of the pack is the Jannik sinner of the World No. 1, accompanied by other remarkable names such as Lorenzo Musetti, Holger Rune, Frances Tiafoe and Stefanos Tsitsipas.

On the other hand, the Geneva Open will include the world No. 4 Taylor Fritz as headline -ACT alongside experienced champions such as Novak Djokovic, Casper Ruud and Grigor Dimitrov. Despite the star power, the proximity of these events about the French Open in tennis -loving concerns.

The former Jim Courier of the World No. 1 illuminates the motivations behind the decisions of the players and recognizes the importance of the game practice for competitors such as sinners and Djokovic. He emphasized the financial incentives that other top 20 players may have influenced the competition, especially in view of the lucrative appearance fees and bonus pools that the tournaments offered.

Courier expressed his astonishment to see certain top -class names in the entry lists and pointed out the commercial aspects that drive the decisions of the players. While he recognized the attraction of direct financial profits, he warned the players against losing sight of the ultimate price – the prestigious titles and significant profits associated with Grand Slam victories.

While the tennis world anticipates the play -free drama in the dishes of Hamburg and Geneva, the unexpected list of the players has prepared the stage for an exciting start for the French Open. Will these risky decisions be paid out, or will players prepare the missed opportunity to claim tennis miserability with Roland Garros? Only time will show that the action will develop in the coming weeks.