Nick Kyrgios will not miss the French Open at Roland Garros due to his knee injury recovery according to his agent in reports backed up by the player himself.
Kyrgios sustained a nasty cut on his foot during the alleged robbery at gunpoint of his car last month. This after the FFT said earlier this week that it was due to the surgery.
“The knee surgery went as well as it possibly could and his rehabilitation was fantastic and we were at the point where we were doing on-court loading and management,” Daniel Horsfall told The Canberra TImes.
“We needed to be at a point that he could comfortably play five sets. Right when we were getting stuck into the loading period, the (alleged) armed robbery happened at his house.
“During the ordeal he cut his foot quite badly. It’s not healing correctly and he can’t put in the work on court, so he’s been off court for almost two weeks now.”
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The freak injury during an alleged robbery that is keeping Nick Kyrgios out of the French Open. His manager Daniel Horsfall confirms a cut on Kyrgios' foot, not his knee, is the reason for his comeback delay
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