Dominic Thiem

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Ale piękny piesek.

Widzę, że dalej szyna na ręce.

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Thiem Announces No Need For Wrist Surgery

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Austrian to begin strengthening for return to court

Dominic Thiem will not require surgery to overcome a right wrist injury, the former World No. 3 has revealed on social media on Monday.

The Austrian has not played since he sustained the injury during his first-round match against Adrian Mannarino at the Mallorca Championships in June. He missed the chance to defend his maiden Grand Slam trophy in New York last month and his first ATP Masters 1000 trophy from 2019 in Indian Wells this fortnight as a result, but held hopes he could begin training as soon as the wrist was strengthened.

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“I had a very important thing today. I was in Belgium to decide if I need surgery on my wrist or not and luckily I have very, very good news. I won’t need the surgery,” Thiem said on social media. “It’s really stable and it’s looking good, my wrist.

“The next week I have to make it more flexible and strengthen my wrist, do everything to prepare to slowly start playing tennis again. I’m really looking forward to it. It’s been a pretty long time without a racquet and I honestly miss it.”

The 28-year-old announced in August he would miss the remainder of the season due to a detachment of the posterior sheath of the ulnar side of his right wrist. Thiem owns a 9-9 record on the season, with his best result coming at the Mutua Madrid Open, where he reached the semi-finals.

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Dominic Thiem przekazał znakomite wieści. "Za mną bardzo ważna rzecz"

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Dominic Thiem stracił całą drugą część sezonu 2021 z powodów zdrowotnych. Austriacki tenisista nie był pewny, kiedy powróci do rywalizacji. Wiele wskazuje na to, że wszystko zmierza w dobrym kierunku.

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05 Października 2021, 23:40

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Magdalena Fręch przetrwała napór Kanadyjki. Polka zrealizowała plan w Indian Wells
W czerwcu Dominic Thiem przygotowywał się do gry w wielkoszlemowym Wimbledonie. W trakcie zawodów ATP 250 na Majorce doznał urazu prawego nadgarstka i musiał zmienić plany. Jak się okazało, utytułowany Austriak nie powrócił już do rywalizacji w 2021 roku i nie był w stanie bronić tytułu w US Open (za 2020 rok) i Indian Wells (za 2019 rok).
Za pośrednictwem mediów społecznościowych Thiem w końcu przekazał dobre wieści. 28-latek z Wiener Neustadt nie będzie potrzebował chirurgicznej interwencji. Noszona przez niego szyna okazała się wystarczająca, bo stan kontuzjowanego stawu uległ poprawie.


- Za mną bardzo ważna rzecz. Byłem w Belgii, gdzie podjęło decyzję w sprawie operacji i na szczęście nie będzie ona potrzebna. Stan mojego nadgarstka wygląda stabilnie. W następnym tygodniu zacznę go uelastyczniać i wzmacniać, aby przygotować się do powolnego powrotu do gry w tenisa. Nie mogę się tego doczekać. Minęło już trochę czasu, od kiedy trzymałem w ręce tenisową rakietę i trochę mi tego brakuje - powiedział w materiale wideo zamieszczonym na Twitterze.

Thiem rozegrał w 2021 roku 18 meczów, z których dziewięć wygrał i dziewięć przegrał. Najlepszy wynik osiągnął w Madrycie, gdzie dotarł do półfinału. W wielkoszlemowym Australian Open osiągnął 1/8 finału, a na kortach Rolanda Garrosa odpadł już po pierwszym pojedynku.

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Tim przyjął wakcynę i planuje wrócić na Abu Dhabi.

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Thiem Targeting Australian Open Return

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World No. 12 has been out with a right wrist injury
Dominic Thiem is set to return from injury in time to compete at the 2022 Australian Open, the Austrian announced on social media Tuesday.

The former World No. 3 has been recovering from a right wrist injury that he sustained at the Mallorca Championships in June. Thiem revealed last month that he would not require surgery on his wrist, which prevented him from defending his US Open title in September, with his recovery stepping up in recent weeks.

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“I am very happy to announce that my recovery is going well,” Thiem wrote on social media. “The MRI I did today showed that my wrist injury has improved significantly. A couple of weeks ago I started playing with soft balls and was able to switch to normal tennis balls during yesterday’s practice session...the objective [is] to return to the Tour for the 2022 Australian Open."

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DOMINIC THIEM TO MARK HIS RETURN TO THE COURT AT THE MUBADALA WORLD TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

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Dominic Thiem, the World No.12, is to make his return to competitive tennis at the 13th Mubadala World Tennis Championship in Abu Dhabi in December.

Flash Entertainment, owners of the Mubadala World Tennis Championship, have pulled off another masterstroke by confirming Thiem for the 13th edition of the Arabian Gulf’s leading professional tennis experience as it makes a welcome return, with full stadium capacity, at the International Tennis Centre, Zayed Sports City, in Abu Dhabi, from 16 -18 December.

Thiem, the 2020 US Open champion, joins a star-studded player line-up, which features World No.8 Casper Ruud, and World No.19 Denis Shapovalov, alongside current women’s US Open champion Emma Raducanu and Tokyo Olympics singles champion Belinda Bencic, with three more male star names to follow.

The four-time Grand Slam finalist has a strong following in the region having featured in the 2017 and 2018 editions of the Championship and organisers are delighted to secure his signature for the three-day festival this December.



John Lickrish, CEO, Flash Entertainment, said: “Everyone knows how good a player Dominic Thiem is, especially our loyal, knowledgeable Championship fans. We are thrilled that he has decided to choose our Championship to make his return to tennis. Once again it demonstrates the appeal of playing in Abu Dhabi at the Mubadala World Tennis Championship as a great opportunity for the world’s best to benefit from top-class competitive action ahead of the new season.”



“With the return of full capacity, more people will have the chance to see the world’s best players up close and soak up the festival atmosphere in the stadium and Tennis Village. With a stellar line-up that is going to be amplified by three more world-class names, I urge fans to secure their tickets now.”



Thiem is looking to begin 2022 with a strong showing in Abu Dhabi.



“I was keen to find the right opportunity to make my return to the court and the Mubadala World Tennis Championship comes at a great time. The Championship offers the perfect environment to continue my comeback and play against the top guys on tour,” said Thiem, who is back in full training after picking up a wrist injury in June.



With his rise to World No.3, Thiem became the second highest ranked Austrian tennis player of all-time. His victory at the 2020 US Open also saw him become the first player born in the 1990s to win a men’s Grand Slam.



Tickets for the Mubadala World Tennis Championship, starting from AED 100 for adults and AED 50 for children, are available from ticketmaster.ae and Virgin Megastores across the UAE. In line with current protocols, measures will be in place within the stadium and throughout the Tennis Village to ensure the health and safety of fans, players and officials.



Additionally, in line with the latest government guidelines the Championship will welcome fans and spectators with green status on the Al Hosn app and a negative PCR test result with 96-hour validity across three days of exciting tennis action, in a safe and secure environment.



Premier Hospitality tickets are available, offering fans a premium F&B menu and courtside seating providing prime viewing and an unparalleled experience.

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