[Newyddion Tilu]Nado, who returned after an 11-month layoff due to injury, encountered another blow! The Spanish “King of Mud”, who recently missed out on the men’s top 8 singles at the Brisbane Tennis Championships, announced on social media today (7th) that he was unable to win 3 out of 5 due to a muscle tear. Due to the intense competition, he decided to withdraw from the Australian Open which will start on the 14th of this month.
Nadal, who had returned to the competition after almost a year, managed to pass two levels in the Brisbane Tennis Championships, but was reversed by the Australian player, Jordan Thompson in the third round and missed the semi-finals. He even age to apply for medical treatment in the final set ■ Pause to treat the upper left leg, massage the groin and thigh, and fall into the summer when an old injury reoccurs. Nado, who has only played 4 games (1 doubles, 3 singles) since his return, posted on social media today that he just had an MRI in Melbourne and found a small muscle tear, but the good news is that it’s not the injured part. Location of previous surgery.
Due to new injuries emerging, the 37-year-old “King of Clay” was unable to prepare for the most intense 5-set 3-win Grand Slam match and had to return to Spain to see a doctor for treatment and recovery. . “I have worked hard to come back from injury and have been working hard for a whole year. I have always said that my aim is to reach my best level within three months. Because of this bad news, we I can play in front of the fans in Melbourne. It’s very bad, but we remain positive about this season.”
“I’m really looking forward to taking part in the Australian season and have already had the opportunity to play a few games in Brisbane, which makes me very happy and excited. Thank you for your support and we’ll see you soon.”
This article was originally published by “Sportsroad” in “[Tenis]After a week’s return, Nadu withdrew from the Australian Open with a muscle tear”
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