The 21-year-old Dane faces his first Olympic appointment with the dream of winning a medal: "I work day by day to measure up to Sinner and Alcaraz".
Juegos Olímpicos París 2024
Hubert Hurkacz suffered a notable setback at Wimbledon 2024, a tournament where he arrived as a top favorite but was eliminated earlier than expected and with a concerning knee injury. To such an extent that the Pole is already undergoing intensive recovery exercises to try to shorten timelines and make it to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where he had high hopes of teaming up with Swiatek in mixed doubles. He has set a one-week deadline to report on his progress.
„Hubert and his team I thank you for your understanding, support, and interest.” 2/2
— Dominik Senkowski (@dsenkowski07) July 10, 2024
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Hurkacz y el estado de una lesión que dificulta su presencia en los Juegos Olímpicos
Both tennis players would not have passed the neutrality test required by the IOC for Russian athletes to participate in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Taylor Fritz said goodbye to Wimbledon 2024 in the quarterfinals after his defeat against Lorenzo Musetti. However, the American prefers to turn the page and focus on the Paris Olympics. Although he is concerned about his injury, which he has admitted is pubalgia, and how clay courts may affect his discomfort: "I'm a little concerned about how clay will affect me. I don't know how much people know, but my injury at the French Open was probably worse than it seemed. It's an injury that bothers me much more when I slide, spreading my legs a lot. I will immediately return to the physiotherapist and try to do the most work possible, and I hope to feel good to slide again on clay. I'm a little concerned about how that will affect my body," the American tennis player assures.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Fritz confiesa que tiene pubalgia y se muestra preocupado por cómo le puede afectar la tierra batida de París
The 21-year-old Dane faces his first Olympic appointment with the dream of winning a medal: "I work day by day to measure up to Sinner and Alcaraz".
Both tennis players would not have passed the neutrality test required by the IOC for Russian athletes to participate in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Hubert Hurkacz suffered a notable setback at Wimbledon 2024, a tournament where he arrived as a top favorite but was eliminated earlier than expected and with a concerning knee injury. To such an extent that the Pole is already undergoing intensive recovery exercises to try to shorten timelines and make it to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where he had high hopes of teaming up with Swiatek in mixed doubles. He has set a one-week deadline to report on his progress.
„Hubert and his team I thank you for your understanding, support, and interest.” 2/2
— Dominik Senkowski (@dsenkowski07) July 10, 2024
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Hurkacz y el estado de una lesión que dificulta su presencia en los Juegos Olímpicos
Taylor Fritz said goodbye to Wimbledon 2024 in the quarterfinals after his defeat against Lorenzo Musetti. However, the American prefers to turn the page and focus on the Paris Olympics. Although he is concerned about his injury, which he has admitted is pubalgia, and how clay courts may affect his discomfort: "I'm a little concerned about how clay will affect me. I don't know how much people know, but my injury at the French Open was probably worse than it seemed. It's an injury that bothers me much more when I slide, spreading my legs a lot. I will immediately return to the physiotherapist and try to do the most work possible, and I hope to feel good to slide again on clay. I'm a little concerned about how that will affect my body," the American tennis player assures.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Fritz confiesa que tiene pubalgia y se muestra preocupado por cómo le puede afectar la tierra batida de París