
The Monte-Carlo Masters is the first ATP 1000 clay-court event of the season, and this year it's slated to run from April 9-16, 2023.
The tournament takes place at the Monte Carlo Country Club in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France and will see the return of defending champion Stefanos Tsitsipas. World No.1 Novak Djokovic is scheduled to compete, although 11-time champion Rafael Nadal has announced his withdrawal due to a lingering hip injury.
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Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz will also be absent from the event, as the 2022 US Open champion is also recovering from an injury. Nonetheless, the star-studded event will still feature several members of the top 10, with the aforementioned Tsitsipas returning, in addition to the in-form Daniil Medvedev Casper Ruud and Jannik Sinner.
For those living in the UK and Ireland, Amazon Prime has the exclusive rights for ATP Masters 1000 tournaments. Canal+ and Eurosport will cover France while Sky will air the tournament in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Over in Spain, it can be viewed on Telefonica (Movistar) and Siccative (TVE) while Eurosport covers several other countries on mainland Europe.
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Tennis Channel will cover the tournament in the United States with Canada covered by Rogers Sportsnet and TSN. For those in Australia, beInNSPORTS will be the channel of choice, SuperSport covers sub-Saharan Africa and ESPN provides coverage for Latin America.
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