Aryna Sabalenka has provided an optimistic update regarding her injury status as she prepares for Roland Garros. The world number two, who has been dealing with a lower back injury, emphasized her commitment to recovery and her readiness for the upcoming French Open.
Sabalenka first experienced the injury during her fourth-round match against Elina Svitolina at the Italian Open. Despite the pain, she managed to secure victory and continued to compete, advancing to the finals. Throughout this period, she focused intensively on recovery, skipping practice sessions and undergoing extensive treatment. Sabalenka highlighted the importance of her physiotherapists in helping her manage the injury and maintain her performance levels【73†source】【74†source】.
Despite the physical challenges, Sabalenka is determined to compete at Roland Garros. She mentioned feeling no pain during matches, which is a positive sign. However, she is also cautious and ready to withdraw from any match if her injury flares up again, prioritizing her participation in the French Open over other tournaments【75†source】【76†source】.
Sabalenka’s journey has been marked by resilience and a strategic approach to her physical health. Her readiness to compete at Roland Garros, coupled with her careful management of the injury, underscores her determination to succeed in the face of adversity. As she prepares to enter the French Open, Sabalenka’s status as an underdog adds an intriguing layer to her campaign, as she aims to challenge top contenders like Iga Swiatek【73†source】【74†source】.
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