ATP > Zverev: “When the accident happened, I immediately thought my career was over”

Finally back on the courts seven months after an anthology semi‐final against Rafael Nadal at Roland‐Garros, Alexander Zverev returned for Sky Sports on his rehabilitation disrupted by a too early return to the Davis Cup, which earned him bone edema and a stress fracture in the back. At the time, the German truly believed his career was in jeopardy.

“Definitely, I think I’ve had a few hits since my injury in June at Roland Garros, but that one was really when I thought I was healthy and when I thought I could come back to the Davis Cup. And the wound itself was healed, but I was told the bones weren’t ready for the strain. Because I had extreme bone damage, I had bone edema, and also a bone stress fracture at one point. It was a bit difficult for me mentally. Because I had to start over and was told I couldn’t do anything for six weeks. It was not very pleasant and not very easy. But when the accident happened, I immediately thought my career was over. »

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