Dominik ThiemThe 28-year-old Austrian is finally back on track after returning from injury, with an ankle injury last year. Mallorca Open which banned him from playing tennis for 10 months. Finally, after returning from injury, Thiem got his first win in 14 months. Swedish Open in Bastad after winning against Emil Ruusuvuori.
Thiem continued his good form. Swiss Open Having reached his first ATP-level semi-final of the season, he has now won three games in a row in one tournament, beating Hugo Gaston in round 32, Federico Delbonis in the 16th round and Juan Pablo Varillas reached the semi-finals yesterday.
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“Together we have achieved incredible success”Dominic Thiem talks about the support he received during his injury.
thiem hit Juan Pablo Varillas 6-4, 6-3 in the quarter-finals of the Swiss Open yesterday, advanced to the semi-finals of the tournament. The Austrian talked about the difficulties he had to overcome while being injured for nearly a year, he did not use his protected standings and did not make it to the US Open entry list, it is predicted that he will make a wildcard entry. tournament.
Thiem also talked about the condition of his coach at the time of his injury. “We’ve had incredible success together and now we’re going through a very difficult time. But I think it’s a good relationship to get through these tough times and it wasn’t easy for him because there wasn’t much there. He was obviously at home in Chile, how was my wrist and how I was growing. “He doesn’t know, he can’t do anything. He started again when I could hit. So I guess it was a tough time for him and I’m very happy for him that the good results are back.”
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