Jack Draper has confirmed he won’t compete at this 12 months’s Roland Garros as he continues his restoration from damage.
In a message shared with followers, Draper defined that whereas his knee is bettering and he has resumed hitting, medical recommendation was clear that he mustn’t rush again into competitors.
“My knee is on the mend and I’ve began again hitting balls, however sadly, I’ve been suggested to not play Roland Garros… by giving myself the time to heal and construct, I might be the participant I wish to be on the market as soon as once more.”
He additionally pointed to the challenges of returning too shortly, particularly with the calls for of five-set matches on clay, and referenced ongoing restoration from a earlier arm damage that has restricted his coaching.
Draper acknowledged how tough the choice was:
“As gutting as it’s to overlook one other slam… the recommendation is to not rush straight again.”
The 22-year-old has struggled with accidents over the previous few seasons, however stays targeted on long-term restoration and returning stronger.
