Paula Badosa did not reveal a lot concerning the extent of her harm or when she’s going to have the ability to come again however confirmed that it was a lower-back challenge that compelled her retirement in Merida and that she was engaged on quickly returning to motion.
After annihilating Jaqueline Cristian 6-2 6-1 in her opener on the WTA 500 event in Merida, the world No. 11 additionally dominated Daria Saville 6-1 within the opening set of their quarterfinal match.Â
However then issues began to go flawed for the Spanish tennis star, who took a medical timeout and continued the match for just one recreation earlier than retiring at 3-5 down within the second set.
The retirement itself wasn’t as regarding as the truth that it was a again harm that put Badosa’s profession in main jeopardy final yr.Â
And after seeing the response to her unlucky retirement in Merida, the 2025 Australian Open semifinalist took a second to precise her gratitude for the help.
“Hey everyone, thanks so much for all the messages and support. I had to pull out of the match in Mérida because of lower back pain, but I’m already working on getting better,” the world No. 11 introduced.
“I’ll give it my all to get back on the court as soon as possible, with more energy than ever. Big hug, Paula.”
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Will Badosa play in Indian Wells?
On Wednesday, the WTA 1000 event in Indian Wells is beginning.Â
However even a day earlier, the Spanish tennis star has commitments since she and Stefanos Tsitsipas are signed up for the Eisenhower Cup – TieBreak Tens combined doubles occasion which takes place within the desert.Â
Because it stands now, it appears unlikely that Badosa will have the ability to play in Indian Wells.
4 years in the past, she received her maiden WTA 1000 title within the desert.Â
