I will keep working hard on my recovery to play the European season at the end of the year. As always, thanks for your messages!!! Sky Sports reports that Juan Martin del Potro has taken a significant step in his recovery from wrist surgery:. Former US Open champion Juan Martin del Potro has returned to the practice court, four months after undergoing wrist surgery.
Four months after the surgery I hit my first few backhands and my doctor Richard Berger was there. I'm looking forward to playing pain-free again as soon as possible. Thanks for your support! Thiem then pulled out of a string of tournaments but maintained hopes of playing the US Open. That was not to be though, as the year-old suffered a setback in his recovery process. Dominic Thiem thus not only pulled out of the US Open, but called time on his season in order to give his wrist enough time to recover.
During his conversation with ORF Sport, the Austrian revealed that the latest tests have confirmed that his tendons have not yet healed. Thiem also said that he plans to resume training around the end of October or the beginning of November. Dominic Thiem had briefly removed his splint earlier this month but has been instructed to wear it for another six weeks.
Thiem lamented his situation but asserted that he needs to adapt. In other words, Dominic Thiem would have been a part of the host nation's team, sharing a group with Novak Djokovic's Serbia and Alexander Zverev's Germany. He sat around the house eating food, gaining weight and doing little else. As it became clear the second surgery had not succeeded, he balked at the thought of surgeons cutting open his body again.
He wondered if it was time to pick up books and study. That time, he found the strength to return. After each operation, I thought the final solution would come and no, I was wrong. I saw my [outlook] again all black. I surrounded myself with people who supported and encouraged me, but the ghosts kept spinning. But still he put on a brave face. A few days ago, he uploaded a video of himself back in rehab, relearning basic movements, still smiling. It is hard to know what the future holds for him — if his knee will even allow him to come back again and whether he even wants to put himself through further mental and physical stress.
But he is still there, still battling his demons until the end. He has a lifetime winning percentage of. Fans really connect with Juan Martin del Potro on an emotional level.
He wears his heart on his sleeve and is a gentle giant that is not afraid to let out his emotions before or after matches. He has always appreciated his opportunities to play at the highest level and he has become more and more of a sentimental favourite over the years as he has battled through injuries to return to form.
Del Potro has also had some personal tragedy in his life. His older sister died at the age of eight in a car accident. A post shared by Juan Martin del Potro delpotrojuan.
Juan Martin del Potro has one of the biggest forehands in the history of tennis. He can hit it flat, with virtually zero topspin, and it rockets through the court. Juan Martin del Potro currently, as of March 22, , owns 22 titles to his name.
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