Great drama of Iga Świątek’s rival on the court. “I can’t walk at all”

The reports regarding the Czech champion’s health are very disturbing. Marketa Vondrousova had to miss her second match after a six-month break due to surgery on her injured left shoulder. Reason? Most likely, the Czech woman will have further serious health problems.

Marketa Vondrousova with another injury. Dramatic words on the court

Disturbing scenes took place during the WTA 500 tournament in Adelaide, on the last stretch before the Australian Open, which starts in a few days. During the match against Diana Sznajder, in the 1/8 finals, the Czech won the first set 6:4. In the second, however, Vondrousova had to forfeit the match because she could not overcome the pain.

The match ended with a score of 1:1 in the second set, but the problems actually started in the opening set, when the Czech was leading, among others. 5:2.

“I can’t walk at all,” the Czech tennis player reportedly said to her coach, as reported by isport.cz journalists.

What exactly happened to Vondrousova? Apparently we are talking about a groin injury, as the tennis player reported a problem in this area of ​​her left leg. It seems that such problems may ruin the Czech’s participation in AO 2025.

Vondrousova is extremely unlucky in terms of her health. It looks like the Czech may face another break. And the memories of the memorable, sensational Wimbledon win (2023) are becoming more and more distant from where the 25-year-old player is currently in her career.

Australian Open 2025. When and where to watch the Grand Slam tournament?

The first Grand Slam event in 2025 is scheduled for January 12-26. Then the main tournament bracket will be played, not including the qualifications, which Maja Chwalińska and Kamil Majchrzak successfully passed. However, Maks Kaśnikowski did not enter the main ladder.

A trio of women will definitely play in the main tournament of AO 2025: Iga Świątek, Magdalena Fręch and Magda Linette, and Hubert Hurkacz among the men.

AO 2025 matches will be played every day from 1:30 a.m., looking at Polish watches. Broadcasts will be carried out on Eurosport and via the MAX platform. The title from last year is defended by Aryna Sabalenka among the singles players and Jannik Sinner among the singles players. Interestingly, a year ago, Pole Jan Zieliński won the mixed doubles competition in a duet with Taiwanese tennis player Hsieh Su-wei.