"I leave Monte Carlo with a good feeling": Thiem maintains positive outlook despite Monte-Carlo exit

Dominic Thiem got beaten in the second round of the Monte-Carlo Masters by Holger Rune but he's quite positive about his showing as it was pretty decent.

His form is picking up slowly which is good news for Thiem after a few terrible months to start the year. Being back on clay certainly helps the Austrian who played a pretty good match against Rune but it wasn't good enough. It was a brutally good match from Rune who was superb from start to finish.

Thiem reflected on his result on social media posting an update:

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"There are still many things that need to be improved, but I leave Monte Carlo with a good feeling. On to the next one."

He's going to play some challenger events in the coming weeks which might be a good idea to fully get back his confidene and find a good rhytm. He's also motivated because of Roland Garros trying to avoid having to play the qualifiers t the event where he played two finals in the past.