This year's French Open men's singles final ended on the 11th. Serbian king Djokovic defeated Norwegian star Ruud 3-0 and became the first male player in tennis history to win 23 Grand Slam singles titles. Djokovic, who won the third French Open, threw off the "King of Clay" Nadal who was unable to participate in this year's French Open due to injury, and monopolized the first place in the Grand Slam championship list. Djokovic also became the first male tennis player to win at least 3 championships in each of the Grand Slams (three Grand Slams). In the eyes of foreign media, the 36-year-old Djokovic has sufficient strength, and the "time to take over" for young players seems to be far away.

This year's French Open will be the first tournament without Nadal since 2004. Last week, the Spaniard announced at a press conference that he has not recovered from the Australian Open injury. Nadal's ATP ranking will fall out of the top 100 for the first time since April 2003 due to his absence from this year's Roland Garros.

After Nadal's press conference at the Mallorca Open School, speculation about whether the king of clay will withdraw from the 2023 French Open championship has finally been settled! At 22 o'clock last night, Beijing time, the 22nd Grand Slam champion and the 14th French Open champion Nadal announced that he will officially withdraw from this year's French Open!