Milos Raonic's appearance at the National Bank Open next month will be his first in four years, and it could possibly be his last.
That he's competing at all is impressive, considering mounting injuries almost forced him out of the sport.
"I think there's a good possibility," Raonic said of this year's NBO being his last. "When I kind of had the idea of wanting to play again, the fact that Wimbledon was in that idea, the fact that the National Bank Open was in Toronto at home was definitely a key aspect of it as well. "At the end of 2021, I was pretty clear with it," Raonic said. "I was just in too much pain. I was at the point, throughout the end of '21 through most of '22 where I couldn't jump on a skipping rope and these kind of things.
Raonic pulled out of a warm-up tournament leading into Wimbledon due to a shoulder injury, but said he has taken time off for it now.
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