Stan Wawrinka will play his first match since March 2021 at the Andalucía Open, an ATP Challenger 125 happening next week in Marbella.
Stan Wawrinka is set to make his long-awaited return to tennis at the Andalucia Open Challenger in Marbella next week.
The Swiss player has missed well over a year of tennis action due to repeated injuries that forced him to first undergo surgeries and then prolong his recovery process. It's been a long and grinding process for Wawrinka who never quite lost motivation during that time. In a few interviews, he gave he admitted to being unsure of how good he could really be but his desire to still play competitive tennis ultimately prevailed.
His first match in a long time will be played at the Andalucia Open in Marbella next week. It's a challenger event that usually draws a very strong field and the 2022 will feature Wawrinka as well. It's a clay event that should test Wawrinka and his physique rather well considering the taxing nature of tennis on the red dirt.
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