Victim of a ruptured left Achilles tendon during his semi-final against Ugo Humbert in Stockholm last October, the Dane Holger Rune continues his convalescence and gave some news on his social networks.
Things seem to be going the right way for Holger Rune. Seriously injured in his left Achilles tendon while he was on the court against Ugo Humbert last October, the Dane, who was nevertheless leading in the score, had no other choice but to withdraw, stopping him in his tracks.
A week later, it was through his social networks that the 22-year-old player gave his news, reassuring his fans of the success of the operation he had undergone. A difficult situation for the player, 15th in the ATP rankings who has in no way lost his motivation and who regularly keeps his community informed via his Instagram account.
“Phase 3 has begun”
And, last Sunday, the Dane published a new post on his Instagram account, giving news on the progress of his convalescence, specifying that “phase 3 has started”. The finalist of the Indian Wells Master 1000 this season explains that he no longer has a boot, and that the objective is now “to increase amplitude and strength, and to be able to walk normally. »
A few weeks after having managed to walk again, Holger Rune continues to do heavy work adding that “the Achilles tendon doesn’t like vacations, so the work continues every day. » As for his overall feelings, he admits: “I feel a little more freedom day after day and I am enthusiastic with each step forward. I would like to wish a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone who has helped me get this far, and I express a special gratitude to my loyal fans whose encouragement has warmed my heart. » Express progress which could allow Holger Rune to return to classes more quickly than expected. He will nevertheless have to be careful to avoid a possible relapse that could hamper the potential smooth running of his 2026 season.
