Powiem inaczej. Nie osiągnie tego, na co go stać.

jaccol55 napisał:

Nie róbmy końca kariery z powodu 6 tygodniowej przerwy... Zresztą, skąd wiesz, jak bardzo będą ingerowali w to biodro? Nie masz żadnych konkretów na temat jego stanu zdrowia, a już mu wieścisz koniec. Nie ogarniam.

Nie wiem jak bardzo. Wieściłem koniec kariery patrząc na to co działo się z Lleytonem i Nalbandianem. Operacja biodra pozostawia ślad. Może i przesadzam z tym, że to koniec wielkiej kariery. To już czas pokaże.

Ostatnio edytowany przez Serenity (09-07-2011 15:20:41)

Raonic Undergoes Hip Surgery, Out Six Weeks



Raonic is the highest ranked Canadian in ATP World Tour history.

Canadian No. 1 Milos Raonic is expected to return to the practice courts in six weeks after undergoing hip surgery 5 July in Vail, Colo.

The 20 year old sustained the hip injury during his second-round match against Gilles Muller at Wimbledon and retired from the encounter after playing five games. He subsequently withdrew from Canada’s Davis Cup tie versus Ecuador.

The Thornhill resident has had a breakout season, winning his first title at the SAP Open (d. Verdasco) in San Jose and reaching the fourth round at the Australian Open as a qualifier. Since beginning the season ranked No. 156, Raonic has climbed 120 places, becoming Canada’s highest ranked player in history. He peaked at No. 25 on 2 May after advancing to the semi-finals of the Estoril Open.

Raonic has compiled a 26-13 record in 2011 and has notched nine Top 30 wins, three of which have come against Top 10 players.

http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis … rgery.aspx