In a season marked by fitness woes for British tennis players, Cameron Norrie has been dealt another blow. The 27-year-old has revealed that a rib injury has put his participation in the upcoming French Open in jeopardy.
Norrie, who has been struggling with various health issues this season, has scored six wins so far in the ATP Tour. However, the rib injury is a significant concern, especially given the tournament's demands on the players.
Speaking about his condition, Norrie said, 'I'm not feeling 100 per cent, but I'm trying to take care of myself and get back on the court as soon as possible.' The uncertainty surrounding his participation has left fans eagerly awaiting an update on his status.
Norrie's injury is the latest in a series of setbacks for British tennis players this season. The likes of Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu have also been dealing with their own fitness issues, casting a cloud over the UK's tennis prospects.
As the French Open approaches, Norrie's participation will be closely watched. A decision on his status is expected in the coming days, with fans holding out hope that he will be able to recover in time for the tournament.