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Anisimova Blisters Ruin Roland Garros Bid
1 Jun
Summary
- Amanda Anisimova's Roland Garros ended unexpectedly early.
- Anisimova cited illness and hand blisters for her defeat.
- Her wrist injury is improving, offering a positive outlook.
Amanda Anisimova's run at Roland Garros concluded in the third round, marking an early exit from the tournament.
She faced local favorite Diane Parry and was ultimately defeated in a close three-set match, losing 3-6, 6-4, 7-6(10-3). Anisimova had previously advanced past Julia Grabher via walkover.
Following her departure, Anisimova disclosed that she was not feeling her best physically due to illness, which she hadn't trained for the day before. The challenging hot conditions exacerbated her condition during the match.
Adding to her difficulties, Anisimova developed several blisters on her hand during the match, making it extremely painful to hold her racket and hit the ball. She expressed significant disappointment with the outcome.
Despite the Roland Garros exit, Anisimova offered a positive update on her wrist injury, which had caused her to withdraw from the Italian Open. She stated her wrist felt much better after a few matches in Paris, seeing it as a definite positive sign for her upcoming tournaments, including Wimbledon.
