Last Updated on February 19, 2019
Argentine tennis player Juan Martin Del Potro spoke about his condition.
“Having suffered a knee injury, I thought about the terrible. I decided that this was the end of my life. I was diagnosed with a crack in the patella – I did not expect this. But after bad days I began to believe in my doctors again. I believed that I would play Tennis will soon be at a fairly serious level. After four months I will again take part in the tournament. But I understand how difficult it will be to prepare for the biggest competition and stay in the top. I have already gone through it. But such is life. I know how to cope with similar problems.
I already have the experience of returning to tennis, but you don’t want to go through it like that. It takes time and confidence that you pick up the form. Only then you start working on the game. First of all, it is important to be healthy. In Delray Beach, I can assess the condition of the knee, and then decide what to do next.
I know how hard it is to return to tennis and immediately play a major tournament, but I am ready. It only takes time to gain confidence in your body and your game. A tournament in Delray Beach is a great option.
I love tennis. I am lucky that my friends and family support me. This is enough to keep trying, progressing and enjoying life. During my career I had difficult moments and I did not expect that at the age of 29 I would be able to rise to the best position in the ranking for myself. This year I just want to be healthy, and then continue to amaze myself.
Tiafoe is a tournament champion. He has everything to soon become a top player. He has the talent and strength to play long matches. In fights with top rivals, he can act wisely. Glad he enjoys the game. I understand that he is under some pressure, because the whole country expects success from him. But soon he will play even better. Tiafo is already a great tennis player. I would like him to reach the finals and take titles, “the press office of the Tour quotes Del Potro.
