Tommy Paul‘s Miami Open run ended abruptly! While the American was ready to take center stage during this home tournament, he faced a hurdle that forced him to retire in distress, leaving tennis fans worried about his injury. But now, a popular sports journalist has come forward to share a health update on the 26-year-old tennis star’s injury, giving relief to his fans.

Even after facing an injury during the Indian Wells, he made his way into the Miami Open. However, his journey in the tournament was short-lived, as he had to walk out after facing an ankle injury, seemingly hurting his leg, which created a serious situation for everyone around him.

Tommy Paul’s Miami Open injury update 

The left ankle injury that the American tennis player sustained during his match against Martin Damm Jr. returned for the second time in a short period of time. This most recent injury seemed worse than the first one that Paul had during his three-set loss to Daniil Medvedev the previous Saturday after he had advanced to the Indian Wells semifinals.

He raced the net aggressively in the middle of a point on his serve, only to return hobbled. He made an attempt but was clearly in pain as he tried to get to his chair on the other side of the court before leaving. Recently, a popular sports journalist, Ben Rothenberg, shared an update regarding how Paul’s injury isn’t expected to be too bad for him.

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On the other hand, he also highlighted that after having a conversation with the American tennis player’s team, it will take him 2–2.5 weeks to recover from the “basic ankle sprain”. It won’t be wrong to say that this update came as a relief to all the American tennis fans who were looking out for the 14th-seeded player to represent their country in the tennis world.

Even after receiving medical attention and taking care of his injury for the past few weeks, Tommy Paul has displayed immense dedication toward being tennis-ready at every possible moment.

Paul’s dedication to tennis 

Thanks to his recent tournament results, Tommy Paul, who was earlier viewed as a ray of hope for the fans, became one of the top American competitors for the Miami Open crown. When talking about how he prepared for the tournament, the ATP player stressed on how methodical his preparations were, with every move intended to improve his performance on the court, committing to make a stronger comeback.

With a message of certainty over his injury, he stated, “I am obviously working hard, working on recovery, and watching what I put in my body.” Notwithstanding his ambitions, Paul is now facing the hard reality of anguish and an injured ankle, raising questions about how quickly he will heal and whether he will be prepared for tournaments in the future.

Nevertheless, what are your thoughts on Tommy Paul’s injury? Do let us know in the comments section below.

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