The surreal injury of Mboko that will prevent her from playing the first round of the Billie Jean King Cup

Andrés Tomás Rico - 29 Mar 2026

Victoria Mboko is becoming one of the main names in this early season, already inside the WTA Top 10 ranking. However, the Canadian will not be able to represent her country in the first round of the Billie Jean King Cup 2026 next week due to an almost unseen injury. The 19-year-old is having all four of her wisdom teeth extracted as she has been suffering from recurring dental pain for weeks.

Mboko has withdrawn from Canada’s upcoming BJK Cup tie as she is getting four wisdom teeth removed after experiencing recurring dental pain.

— Tennisform (@Tennisform) March 29, 2026

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