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Fils reveals what injury he has suffered against Munar at Roland Garros 2025

Raquel Bermúde… - 29 May 2025

Fils reveals what injury he suffered against Munar at Roland Garros 2025. Photo: Getty

In the face of repeated questions from journalists, Arthur Fils confessed at a press conference that his physical issues at this Roland Garros 2025 go beyond having tired legs: "I'm a bit tired, to be honest. My legs feel a bit heavy, but it's not that bad. I thought it was going to be very tough, but it's not that bad. I feel okay. I have to see how I wake up tomorrow, but it's not bad. I have some trouble with my back, but I'm used to it, and also cramps. A bit of everything. The mix wasn't great."

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