Nicolás Jarry mejora cada día en la previa de Wimbledon después de su larga pausa por enfermedad. Él y su equipo técnico esperan que el sorteo los haga debutar el martes para tener un día + de adaptación. Jugará solo si está en buenas condiciones, todo indica que llegará bien.
Nicolas Jarry set for Wimbledon return after battling vertigo syndrome
ATPThursday, 27 June 2024 at 20:24
Nicolas
Jarry is ready for Wimbledon despite being sidelined for several weeks due to
an illness. The world No. 19 suffered from Ménière's Vertigo Syndrome, which
kept him away from the courts: "The nerve in my ear became inflamed due to
a viral infection, so I lost all balance," he said a couple of weeks ago.
The Chilean had a disappointing exit in the first round of
the 2024 French Open against Corentin Moutet, just days after reaching his
first Masters 1000 final at the Rome Open. Jarry hasn't competed in over a
month and will play Wimbledon without any grass-court tournaments beforehand.
Jarry overcomes vertigo syndrome
Jarry's season was at a high point a month ago after
reaching his first Masters 1000 final. The Chilean, who entered the top 20 last
year, couldn't replicate his performance at Roland Garros and suffered an early
exit. Although he was expected to play at the Queen’s Club Championships, he
withdrew at the last minute due to illness: “The doctor says this could last
months, weeks, but I am doing all the possible exercises to reduce it,” Jarry
said.
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A week ago, Jarry mentioned the ongoing uncertainty about
his return despite some improvements: "I managed to reduce the
inflammation in my ear so that at least my eye doesn't move much, because it's
a vertigo condition. I've been in bed for three weeks, and it's one of the
off-court situations I've faced this year. I'm not training yet, I can't go to
the court, I don't know when I'll be able to," he emphasized.
Now there is good news for the South American, as he seems
to have overcome the ear problem and is awaiting the draw. According to tennis
expert Eduardo Varela, the Chilean is in good condition to play in the main
draw of Wimbledon: “Nicolas Jarry improves every day in the run-up to Wimbledon
after his long break due to illness. He and his technical team hope that the
draw will make them debut on Tuesday to have an extra day of adaptation. He
will play only if he is in good condition; everything indicates that he will
arrive well.”
Jarry's participation at 2023 Wimbledon was remarkable. As 25th seed he advanced through the first rounds with wins over Marco Cecchinato and Jason Kubler, both in four sets. The Chilean's big serve helped him to be dominant in the early rounds. In the third round he came up against Carlos Alcaraz, who he gave a tough fight, but was eventually eliminated by the eventual champion 3-6, 7-6, 3-6, 7-5.
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