Alexander Zverev wants to come back and win Grand Slams says Mischa
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Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer are the best examples - Mischa Zverev says Alexander won't rush injury return
Mischa Zverev said that his brother Alexander would look to emulate Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer as he plans his return from the injury he suffered at the French Open. Nadal was Zverev’s opponent in the semi-finals at Roland-Garros last week as he rolled his ankle, and had to leave the court in a wheelchair. Reports earlier this week suggested that a ligament injury could keep him out for two months, and he would miss Wimbledon as a result.
Rafael Nadal’s uncle Toni bullish about his Wimbledon chances while his doctor hails his latest ‘miracle’
Toni Nadal is backing Rafael Nadal to compete at Wimbledon this year despite his foot injury while his doctor says they will only know in a couple of days if his latest treatment is going according to plan.
‘A miracle for any normal person’ – Rafael Nadal’s injury defiance ‘spectacular’, says doctor
Rafael Nadal’s doctor, Angel Ruiz-Cotorro, admits his star patient’s ability to defy injury “would be a miracle for any normal person”. Nadal has twice defied a chronic foot problem in 2022 to win the Australian Open and then the French Open, while he also suffered a stress fracture in his rib prior to Roland-Garros.
Roger Federer 'will be back' soon, says Andy Murray as he eyes on last battle with old rival
Andy Murray has bene open to playing Challenger events during his comeback, including last week in Surbiton.
Andy Roddick, Michael Chang and other one-Slam wonders Emma Raducanu won't want to emulate
Chang surprised everyone by winning the French Open as a 17-year-old in 1989. In fact, he remains the youngest man ever to win a major.
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'A bit of adversity' - Nick Kyrgios loses bag, shoes before Stuttgart Open win over Jiri Lehecka
It was a case of ‘no grass shoes, no problem’ for Nick Kyrgios at the Stuttgart Open. The Australian is back on the ATP Tour for the first time since April this week, but his preparation for the grass swing did not get off to the best start. Ad/> Kyrgios’ bags went missing on his way from Australia to Stuttgart and he had to play in clay-court shoes during his doubles win with Alexander Bublik.