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Olympic Champion Zheng Qinwen Withdraws From US Open Due to Injury | Sports-Games
NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, JUL 21 – Zheng Qinwen, World No. 6 and 2024 Olympic gold medalist, will miss the US Open due to recovery from right elbow arthroscopic surgery, highlighting injury risks in tennis.
- Zheng Qinwen, the 22-year-old Chinese Olympic tennis gold medalist, announced her withdrawal from the 2025 US Open on July 21 while she is recuperating from surgery on her right elbow.
- She opted for arthroscopic surgery after persistent pain during training and matches affected her performance following a first-round Wimbledon loss to Katerina Siniakova.
- Zheng tried several treatments without improvement before consulting with specialists and her team, who agreed that undergoing surgery was necessary to address the problem.
- She wrote, 'Now begins the recovery journey,' confirmed the procedure was successful, and stated she will focus entirely on rehab over the next weeks and months.
- As Zheng takes a short break from competition, French player Leolia Jeanjean will replace her in the US Open main draw, which starts August 24 in New York.
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Olympic Champion Zheng Qinwen Withdraws from US Open Due to Injury | Sports-Games
Olympic gold medalist Zheng Qinwen has pulled out of the US Open following an arthroscopic surgery on her right elbow. The Chinese tennis player announced withdrawal after battling persistent elbow pain for months, which impacted her performance at Wimbledon.
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