Paula Badosa Forced to Withdraw from Roland Garros Due to Stress Fracture in L4 Vertebra

Spanish tennis player Paula Badosa has withdrawn from this year’s Roland Garros tournament due to a stress fracture in her L4 vertebra. The 25-year-old rising star, who had been in good form, expressed disappointment as her hopes of making an impact at the prestigious event were dashed.

Unfortunately, her dreams of making a deep run at Roland Garros were abruptly halted when she experienced discomfort during training sessions. Medical examinations revealed a stress fracture in her Spine, a serious injury that requires immediate attention and rest. This injury not only causes physical pain but also affects an athlete’s ability to perform at their best. This injury disrupts her good momentum, and if the reported recovery time of 8-12 weeks is accurate, she will also miss Wimbledon.

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— Paula Badosa (@paulabadosa) April 23, 2023

Badosa had achieved significant victories recently, propelling her into the top 30 of the WTA rankings. Stress fracture, a common injury among athletes, requires immediate attention and rest.

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Although, there is no official announcement from Paula Badosa or the team yet. But According to multiple sources, Paula Badosa has withdrawn, Recently she played the Italian Open 2023, where she was knocked out by Jelena Ostapenko in Quarter Final.

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Despite the setback, Badosa remains positive and committed to her recovery. The tennis world eagerly awaits her return to the court.