Daniil Medvedev to return from surgery at Geneva Open
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Medvedev to return from hernia operation at Geneva Open
Daniil Medvedev will return to action following hernia surgery at the Geneva Open, a week before the start of Roland Garros. Medvedev went under the knife last month after losing in the quarter-finals in Miami, missing the beginning of the clay-court season.
Daniil Medvedev To Return From Hernia Operation At Geneva Open
World number two Daniil Medvedev will return to action following hernia surgery at the Geneva Open, a week before the start of Roland Garros. Medvedev went under the knife last month after losing in the quarter-finals in Miami, missing the beginning of the clay-court season. "Comeback on track," Medvedev tweeted as organisers confirmed Friday he had been awarded a wild card for the May 15-21 tournament in Switzerland.
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