Paris Masters 2018: Kyle Edmund Pulls Out Due To Knee Injury

Great Britain's Kyle Edmund has withdrawn from participating in Paris Masters and for the rest of the season following an injury to his left knee.
The Europran Open champion was diagnosed with some fluid in his knee after MRI scan carried out on him and has been instructed to stay out of the tournament.
Kyle, who is currently ranked world number 15, said on Monday before announcing his withdrawal, that his decisions to participate in Paris and the rest of the season will be based on his doctors' instructions.
As a result, his opening match with Russian Karen Khachanov in the second round has been cancelled, and will also not participate in the season's ATP Nitto final scheduled for 11-18 November in London at the O2 Arena.