“Wimbledon is out of the question, that’s clear,” his brother Mischa told “Bild” before the final investigations in Munich. “If only one or two tapes are through, he can walk again next week. If many are affected, it can take months.” The third Grand Slam tournament of the year takes place from June 27th to July 10th.
Alexander Zverev was examined in Munich on Monday evening, and a final diagnosis was still pending. The Olympic champion twisted his right foot on Friday in Paris towards the end of the second set in the semifinals against the Spaniard Rafael Nadal and had to give up at the Stade Roland Garros.
After initial examinations, the 25-year-old announced that he had torn several collateral ligaments in his foot. On Monday we went to Germany to be examined by the German Davis Cup doctor Tim Kinateder in Munich and to clarify whether anything else in the foot had broken apart from the collateral ligaments.
Regardless of this, Zverev will be number two in the world rankings next week than ever before in his career.
Source: Nachrichten
