Tennis-Anisimova Ends Season Early Due to Recurring Wrist Injury
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Tennis-Anisimova ends season early due to recurring wrist injury - Regional Media News
Sept 28 (Reuters) - American Amanda Anisimova said on Monday she would end her 2026 season early to recover from a recurring wrist injury. The 25-year-old's last match came at the US Open, where she suffered a surprise third-round defeat by Russia's Anastasia Potapova. Anisimova had been due to begin her Asian swing at the Singapore Open but withdrew before the tournament because of the injury. She also pulled out of this week's China Open in Be…
The 2:6-5:7 defeat of Amanda Anisimova against Anastasia Potapova, Austria's number 1, in the third US Open round has also been her last match this year!
American tennis player Amanda Anisimov announced on Instagram that she is ending her season early. The world number 11 wants to spend the rest of the year rehabilitating a recurring wrist injury.
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suedtirolnews.itThe 2:6.5:7 defeat of Amanda Anisimova against Austria's number one tennis woman, Anastasia Potapova, in the third US Open round was also her last match this year. The two-time Grand Slam finalist from the USA, currently ranked 11th in the WTA ranking, ended her season prematurely due to a wrist injury. This was announced by the 25-year-old on Monday on Instagram. She hopes to return to the Australian Open in January.
Amanda Anisimova ends 2026 season early due to persistent injuries
Amanda Anisimova went over to Singapore and even acclimated herself to the jet-lag posting TikTok videos, but the American was seemingly still dealing with injuries as she pulled out. But now she has gone even further deciding to end her season early after confirming that she has sustained yet anoth...
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