Spain’s Paula Badosa solid recent doubts about her health heading into the clay-court season after the previous world No. 2 pulled out of this month’s Charleston Open with a decrease again damage and didn’t present a timeline for her return.
Badosa had fallen out of the world’s prime 50 rankings on account of a string of accidents, together with a persistent decrease again challenge that made her think about retirement final 12 months, however the 27-year-old reached her first Grand Slam semifinal on the Australian Open in January.
She then stop halfway by way of her Merida quarterfinal with Daria Saville and skipped Indian Wells earlier than aggravating the issue once more and pulling out of the Miami Open on Monday following a third-round win over Clara Tauson.
“Hi there everybody, as you recognize I needed to withdraw from Miami and the upcoming tournaments,” the world No. 11 stated on Instagram after the Charleston Open confirmed she had pulled out.
“It’s extremely unhappy and difficult to cope with the ache … stopping and coming again each single time.
“Now it is time to undergo the restoration course of once more. Hopefully I will likely be again quickly.”
The Charleston Open will run from March 31-April 6 earlier than a number of high-profile clay-court tournaments subsequent month main as much as the French Open starting in late Could.