the essentials The Stade Toulousain player seriously injured his ankle in mid-April, a few weeks after a remarkable performance at the Australian Open. He dreams of being recovered in time to set foot on the famous Parisian clay court, from May 26.
On May 26, the main draw of Roland-Garros will open. A short period, when you have just spent a month with a support boot then a splint to repair and then consolidate a bruised ankle.
Arthur Cazaux does not take his eyes off the hourglass separating him from the Parisian Grand Slam and those around him are somewhat smiling again after a long time of doubt.
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Stéphane Huet, his coach, confirms this: “There are no complications and Arthur works well physically with Jérôme Bianchi (physiotherapist-osteopath of the FFT and former back of the XV of France). We are quite optimistic. We have returned to the court, one hour a day, last week, just to get back into contact with the racket. Arthur then calmly placed his foot on the ground, gently requesting support. He immediately hit the ball quite a bit. week, we continue but still without too much travel. We hope to do 2 to 3 hour sessions from the start of next week, so that Arthur becomes more involved. This will then be the real test.
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2024-05-14 17:35:00
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