Holger Rune Bypasses Clay for a Comeback on Grass
Danish tennis player Holger Rune withdraws from the French Open, opting to recover from Achilles tendon surgery until the grass court season. Rune, once ranked No. 4, was injured in October and looks forward to returning at Wimbledon. His decision prioritizes long-term health over immediate competition.
Danish tennis star Holger Rune has confirmed his withdrawal from the upcoming French Open, choosing instead to focus on recovering from Achilles tendon surgery.
The decision, announced on social media platform X, comes as Rune prioritizes his health after sustaining the injury in a tournament in Sweden last October.
Although disappointed to miss the clay season, the former top-five player is eager to make a comeback during the grass court season, eyeing Wimbledon for his return.
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