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Jabeur pulls out of Doha, Dubai to have minor surgery

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World number three Ons Jabeur has pulled out of WTA tournaments in Doha and Dubai later this month after opting to have minor surgery, the 28-year-old said on Wednesday."In order to take care of my health situation.

My medical team have decided that I need to get a minor surgery in order to be able to be back on the courts and perform well," Jabeur, last year's Wimbledon and U.S.

Open runner-up, said on Instagram.She did not give any detail about the operation or why it was required."I will have to retire from Doha and Dubai and this is breaking my heart.

I would like to say sorry to all the fans out there in the Middle East that waited for this reunion. I promise I will come back to you stronger and healthy."The Qatar Open was scheduled to be held from Feb.

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