Dominic Thiem is tempering expectations in his comeback after a major wrist injury, but the former world No.3 is rapt to be at the Australian Open.
Major winner Dominic Thiem is tempering expectations in his comeback after a major wrist injury but the former world No.3 is rapt to be at the Australian Open where he’ll “have the chance to make some damage”.
A potential return in Melbourne 12 months ago was aborted late but the world No.99 has been awarded an Australian Open wildcard for the opening major of 2023.His injury woes personify the myriad scenarios on show in the week before the Open when youngsters with promise vie with players battling to hang on in qualifying.
“Last year was a good step, you know, in a good direction. I just hope I can continue it this year. Hopefully, Australian Open next week is a good start for that.”
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