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When the new crown is raging, almost everyone "talks about the change of crown color". However, in the tennis world, there are several players who have not only not been damaged after recovering from the new crown, but have a good performance. Recently, Tim, who once had a great presence on both the Tour and the Grand Slam, also suffered from the new crown. So, how will he perform in the days to come? Who are the players who have performed well? Today, let me talk to you about these topics.
In the early morning of April 11, Beijing time, the 2022 ATP250 Marrakesh station ended the men's singles final competition. Belgian veteran Goffin, after conceding one set first and being broken in the second set, successfully defeated Molkan to win the sixth men's singles title of his career.
In October 2020, Goffin tested positive for COVID-19 and had to retire from tennis for a while. In February 2021, at the ATP250 Montpellier Open, Goffin, after his comeback, broke all the way to the final. In the final, he reversed his victory over Agut. While lifting the fifth crown of his career, he broke the "championship drought" of nearly four years. In April, at the Monte Carlo Masters, Goffin defeated Zverev for the first time on clay in the third round and advanced to the quarterfinals of the Masters for the 12th time in his career.
On 23 April 2021, at the 500 Barcelona Open, Gorfen retired due to a thigh injury. In June, at the Halle Open, he was sprained due to accidental slipping and spraining, and finally chose to retire. Subsequently, he announced his withdrawal from 2021 Wimbledon. Goffin, who thought he was already a veteran, would do nothing on the field, but after winning the Marrakech championship, he improved his ranking by 27 places, and the latest ranking was 47th.
In June 2020, in line with the purpose of popularizing tennis, the Adria Tour organized by Djokovic, one of the big three, kicked off. However, after this tour, Djokovic, Ciurić and Dimitrov have tested positive for the new crown. In this case, Djokovic had to issue a statement solemnly apologizing.
After his comeback, Djokovic won the 2020 Cincinnati Masters and the 2020 Rome Masters. Although he lost to Nadal in the 2020 French Open final, with excellent results, Djokovic occupied the first place in the year-end rankings in the 2020 season, which was his sixth year-end ranking, surpassing Federer, Nadal and Connors, and occupying the first position at the end of the year alongside Sampras.
In 2021, Djokovic won three consecutive Grand Slam titles at the Australian Open, french open and Wimbledon, surpassing Federer's previous record of the world's first 310 weeks and creating his own record. In November, in the men's singles final of the Paris Masters, Djokovic reversed his victory over Medvedev to win the 37th masters men's singles title of his career, occupying the first place in history.
In this regard, he locked in the ATP year-end men's singles world number one. It was also his seventh year-end first, surpassing the record held by Sampras and setting a new record in men's tennis. At the same time, Djokovic also became the oldest year-end world number one at the age of 34, and also broke the record of the oldest year-end world number one held by himself.
At the end of 2021, at the Abu Dhabi Exhibition Match, Nadal lost to Murray and Shapovalov in succession. After returning home from an exhibition match, the Spanish king found himself suffering from a new crown. Due to the unsatisfactory performances and the advanced age, many tennis fans believe that Nadal's legendary career is probably coming to an end.
However, in the 2022 season, Nadal was unstoppable after his comeback, winning the first round of the 250 Melbourne Summer Series, the 2022 Australian Open, the Mexican Open and the indian Wells Masters runner-up. Although due to a rib injury, Nadal will have to miss the ATP Tour for some time. However, after the start of the clay season, Nadal after the comeback is still worth everyone's expectations.
However, although these famous players have a good record after recovering from the new crown. Tim's future, the author is still not very optimistic. After winning the US Open in 2020, Thiem reached the final four four times and won the French Open twice, but lost to Schwartzman in the quarter-finals and missed the final four. In the final championship of the year-end finals, he was reversed by Medvedev in the first set and relegated to the second place.
At the 2021 Australian Open, Thiem, who was trapped by injuries, was swept by Dimitrov in three sets in the fourth round. The French Open was reversed with two sets and was hit by a round trip, the first time in his career that he failed to break through the first round of the French Open. In June, Thiem retired from the tournament with a wrist injury while competing in the Mallorca Open. In August, Tim announced reimbursement for the 2021 season.
In March 2022, Tim returned from the Marbella Challenge, and he was eliminated in the first round when he wanted to regain his confidence in this game. It is worth noting that the opponents who suffered his defeat have dropped again and again, and some even ranked 200th away.
Never expected that in this difficult situation, Tim tested positive for COVID-19. In the days to come, can Tim return to tennis and regain his former form? Let's wait and see.
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(Source: Tennis House Author: One Heart Resident)