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Djokovic's First Wimbledon Training After Knee Surgery

Novak Djokovic made his first appearance on the Wimbledon courts this Sunday, following a crucial knee surgery on his right meniscus. The surgery, which took place during the Roland Garros tournament, left fans wondering if the Serbian star could make it to the grass courts of London in time.

The Road to Recovery

Djokovic, who injured his meniscus during the Round of 16 at Roland Garros, was forced to withdraw from his quarterfinal match against Casper Ruud. The emergency surgery in Paris was expected to sideline him for three weeks. Yet, Djokovic has been diligent in his recovery, sharing updates with fans—first using a stationary bike and later practicing on hard courts.

"I am doing everything possible to be ready for Wimbledon," Djokovic stated in a recent update.

A Proving Ground at Wimbledon

The All England Club holds a special place in Djokovic's heart. With seven Wimbledon titles and finals appearances in the last five years, Djokovic's legacy is intertwined with this prestigious tournament. His most recent final, however, ended in defeat against Carlos Alcaraz, who has already started his own preparations at Wimbledon.

Uncertainty Lingers

Despite showing promising signs of recovery, Djokovic trained with a protective brace on his right knee. The big question remains: Will he be fit enough to compete when the tournament kicks off on July 1st?

"Wimbledon is my favorite tournament, and I will do everything in my power to compete," Djokovic mentioned in a recent interview.

Looking Ahead

The tennis world eagerly awaits to see if Djokovic can overcome this hurdle and add another chapter to his illustrious Wimbledon story. With his resilience and determination, Djokovic's potential comeback could be one of the highlights of this year's tournament.

Editor: Emiliia Morozova