More than one Czech tennis fan froze at the news. A few days ago, information circulated on the domestic internet that star tennis player Karolína Muchová (27) had given up the tournament in Eastbourne in advance. It later turned out that the decision was more about caution. However, the likeable athlete talked about the details of when she was injured. Needless to say, this is a very disturbing read!
Will he lose Wimbledon and the Olympics? But where. Karolína Muchová, one of the best Czech tennis players today, withdrew from the tournament in Eastbourne in order not to accidentally renew the injury that kept her out of the game for nine months. “It’s just the beginning of my comeback and I don’t want to rush it. It was my first tournament and nobody knew how my body would react,” Mucha’s website quoted him Currently.cz.
In addition, she also described the moments after the right wrist surgery in February, which could be described as one big nightmare. “Everything was a problem. From brushing your teeth to putting on a t-shirt. That lasted a month or two, eventually I only had a bandage up to my elbow, but I still couldn’t move my arm.” confided the currently 35th player in the WTA ranking. But if you expected that the problems would stop after removing the bandage and Karolína would start to return to a full-fledged life, you would be wrong.
“When they took off the bandage, I still couldn’t move my hand at all. I already told myself that I will definitely not pick up the racket again. Thoughts even ran through my head, Will I ever eat with that hand? Shall I keep the fork?’ It was scary,” Muchová recalled a difficult period. Fortunately, the finalist of last year’s Roland Garros got out of it and can look forward to the next two prestigious events.
Tennis player Karolína Muchová spoke about the difficult moments after the operation.