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Denis Shapovalov Retires in First Round of National Bank Open

Canadian tennis player Denis Shapovalov retired from his first-round match at the National Bank Open in Montreal. The retirement was attributed to an ankle injury that has impacted his playing season. Shapovalov described this year as frustrating due to recurring injury issues.

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Denis Shapovalov, a prominent Canadian tennis player, faced a disappointing first-round exit at the National Bank Open held in Montreal. The match concluded abruptly as Shapovalov was forced to retire due to an ankle injury that has plagued him throughout the season. In a statement following the match, he expressed his frustration regarding the continual injuries that have disrupted his performance, referring to the year as 'annoying.' The retirement signifies ongoing challenges for Shapovalov, who has been dealing with a series of health setbacks that have affected his participation in various events on the ATP Tour. As a result, the early exit at the National Bank Open raises questions about his prospects moving forward in the tournament circuit and his overall health as a professional athlete.

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