Badosa, no return date in tennis

Paula Badosa He is back on sick leave, in the hands of his team of physiotherapists. Aitor Ortega She experienced the Spaniard’s exit from the WTA 1000 in Dubai firsthand, as did her coaches. Pol Toledo and Juan Pablo Cañas.

The tennis player cried on the court. Second abandonment this season, where he also resigned in the third tournament already in the draw. It’s almost seven months since Wimbledon 2023, and the back continues to be a headache for the former world No. 2 which is now in 74th place.

At 26 years old, he has accumulated more than thirty competitive retirements at all levels of professional tennis. He had to fight against many ghosts, physical and mental, he had already experienced suffering, but he did not count on a complex return, conditioned again by repeated physical discomfort.

He played eight games, with victories and defeats, although there was no possibility of maintaining a continuous line that would give him an accurate experience of high competition.

“It’s been a long process, but I’m not going to give up. Tennis is my life and my passion. We continue fighting,” he said in his heartfelt message through social networks. A declaration of intentions.

He needs to take it easy, although so far he has not announced a date for his return to the slopes. “I will do everything to come back as soon as possible and enjoy this sport again,” he said. Paula Badosa.

He does not mention any upcoming tournaments. No credit. You want your body to be ready to keep trying. He has the agenda San Diego ATP 500but it is now, from February 26 to March 3. More rest offers a quote from Indian Wells WTA 1000which will take place from March 6 to 17.