Injuries have plagued the tennis world, not only affecting the careers of the players, but also triggering a deep rethinking of the tournament system. In the pursuit of victory, it is especially important to protect your body. However, the reality is harsh, and players are often faced with a difficult choice between playing and recovering.
In addition to the injury problem, the reform of the tournament system has also attracted much attention. How to ensure the competitiveness and attractiveness of the event while taking into account the physical and health of the players is a difficult problem to be solved. Perhaps, in addition to extending the duration of events to increase the rest time of players, other innovative reform measures can be explored, such as reducing the number of events, adjusting the level of events, etc. It is only through continuous exploration and improvement that a win-win situation for both the player and the tournament can be achieved.
In these competitive times, every player should recognize that taking care of their body is the foundation for a sustainable career. Only when you are healthy can you show your best level of competition and bring more exciting games to the fans. It is hoped that the future tournament system can be more humane, pay better attention to the physical and mental health of players, and make tennis continue to prosper and develop.