A year ago almost to the day, Caroline Garcia was going through the most painful period of her career and undoubtedly of her existence. Forced to give up in the first round of the WTA 1000 in Miami, she left Florida on crutches, morale at rock bottom, uncertain of her future on the circuit. Her 79th place in the world, the result of results at odds with her potential, was less unbearable than the pain in her foot that never left her. The suffering, the gamberge, until this refuge in bulimia crises which she will reveal later: there was urgency.
