Beijing time on March 11 news, because of the lack of vaccination, Djokovic did not qualify for the ongoing North American Sunshine Doubles competition, when will his next stop to participate? Today Djokovic updated the schedule on his official website, the world's No. 2 will return to the European clay season, and his next stop will be the Monte Carlo Masters.
Djokovic's insistence on not getting vaccinated was severely restricted in the first three months of the new season. Djokovic missed the Australian Open in January and in February he only played in Dubai, where he did not fare well. Djokovic was also unable to compete in the Indian Wells and Miami Masters in March.
Missing several important tournaments in a row left Djokovic with heavy losses at the start of the season. At the Australian Open, Nadal won his 21st Grand Slam title, breaking the balance between the big three. Last week Djokovic handed over the world number one ranking again, and his world first week number was temporarily fixed at 361 weeks.
Depending on the schedule, this year's Monte Carlo Masters will be held from 11 to 17 April. Djokovic has reached the final four times before in Monte Carlo, winning two titles. Deyo lost to Nadal in the finals in 2009 and 2012, winning the first Munca title with a victory over Nadal in 2013 and again with Berdych in 2015.
If nothing else, this year's Monte Carlo Masters will be the second time Nadal and Djokovic have competed in the same tournament after more than 10 months. The last time the two played together was back to last year's French Open, when Djokovic defeated Nadal in the semi-finals. The two are expected to meet again in Monte Carlo, where Nadal has won the title 11 times in the field where he is best.