Rafael Nadal Drops Out Of the Top-10 of ATP Tennis Rankings for First Time in 18 Years

Rafael Nadal has left the top ten in the ATP rankings after a long 934 weeks. This is the first time since 2005 that Nadal has dropped out of the ATP top-10 rankings. Nadal was not involved in any kind of activity on the court since injuring his hip in the Australian Open and is preparing himself for a return at the clay-court Monte Carlo Masters next month. Tournament director David Massey confirmed the development. Rafael was the first (player) to be registered. He really wants to play at the Monte Carlo Masters and is giving himself every chance to take part in the tournament he’s so fond of.

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