The Chilean has admitted that he will do everything possible to return to the Winston Salem circuit and thus be able to reach the last Grand Slam of the season with pace. An injury to his wrist raises doubts.
These are not quiet weeks for Christian Garin (68th ATP). The Chilean had to abandon the Masters 1000 in Montreal due to wrist pain and set off the alarms, as the US Open and the series against Peru for the Davis Cup are fast approaching. A week later, he resumed training.
“Tough weeks but happy training. I will do my best to be back at Winston Salem and the US Open. Thanks for always supporting me” , posted the best national racket on its networks (Tabilo fell to 73rd). A message that continues to cast doubt on his presence on the North American tour, but at least suggests that the injury is not too complicated.
Another hypothesis that can be deduced from the writing is that the northerner finally He also won’t play in the Cincinnati Masters 1000 playoffs. . This, since Winston Salem begins after the tournament which takes place in Ohio and which comes to close the thousand category tests which take place in North America. The possible return to court would take place on August 21.
A planning with which he seeks to rest his wrist, but in the same way to arrive at the US Open with rhythm, Gago’s big goal at this time of the season. Playing in the Big Apple is an obligation, since he defends 45 points there. The same number of units he will lose on Monday by not playing the Canadian Masters 1000. In total, you could lose 100 units if you do not participate in the tournaments of the circuit.
The positive, yes, is that due to the delays, the Chilean should be in perfect condition for the Davis Cup series against Peru. The key is played on September 15 and 17 on Lima soil.
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