Medical Reasons Force Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov Out of ATP Geneva
Grigor Dimitrov, Bulgaria’s top tennis star and one of the sport’s most recognized names, has withdrawn from the 2025 ATP Geneva Open due to medical reasons, casting uncertainty over his preparation for the upcoming French Open. This unexpected decision has not only disappointed fans but also raised questions about his fitness and ability to maintain momentum during a crucial stretch of the tennis calendar.
The 33-year-old Dimitrov was scheduled to compete in Geneva as a tune-up ahead of Roland Garros, where he was expected to make a strong showing following a season marked by notable consistency and solid performances. Currently ranked within the ATP top 10, Dimitrov has experienced a resurgence in his career over the past year, returning to the form that once brought him a Masters 1000 title and a spot in the ATP Finals.
The Geneva Open, a relatively smaller ATP 250 event held on clay, is often used by top players as a final opportunity to fine-tune their games before heading to Paris. Dimitrov, who has historically struggled with deep runs at Roland Garros, was hoping to gain valuable match play and confidence. However, his abrupt withdrawal suggests a potential setback.
While the official statement from Dimitrov’s camp did not elaborate extensively on the nature of the medical issue, it confirmed that the withdrawal was a precautionary measure. “Grigor Dimitrov has withdrawn from the 2025 Geneva Open due to medical reasons,” the tournament organizers announced. “We wish him a speedy recovery and hope to see him back on court soon.” Reports from within the ATP Tour suggest that the issue may be related to a lingering physical strain rather than an acute injury, though these claims remain unconfirmed.
This development comes at an especially frustrating time for Dimitrov, who has been enjoying a period of strong form. He reached the semif
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