Félix Auger-Aliassime’s journey to Wimbledon is getting more and more complicated. Quebec withdrew from the Halle tournament on Sunday, two weeks before the London meeting.
He has not played since his defeat at Roland Garros on May 29 by Italy’s Fabio Fognini. He was then recovering from shoulder and knee injuries, and had stomach problems before his match in Paris.
I come [à Halle] I’m thinking I’ll be ready to play, unfortunately I’m not,” Auger Aliassime wrote on Instagram. I’ve had some great moments on the field here over the past few years, and I can’t wait to get back here healthy next year. I’m now going to focus on doing everything I can to be Fit for Wimbledon.
The 11th ATP racket was due to face former world number three Dominic Thiem for entering the scene. Rather, it is the German Alexander Zverev who will make an appointment with the Austrian, who takes advantage of the pass.
After Halle, only tournaments in Mallorca, Spain, and Eastbourne, Britain, are within reach of Auger-Aliassime in preparation for Wimbledon. The third major tournament of the season begins on July 3. Auger-Alisim’s best result on London soil is being in the quarter-finals in 2021.
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