Jessica Pegula has withdrawn from the upcoming Madrid Open, which was supposed to be her first clay-court tournament on the European continent.
A week after steering her country to the Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Lindsay Davenport’s first assignment as team captain, Pegula has confirmed that she will not be participating at the first WTA 1000 clay event of the season because of injury.
Pegula did not disclose the details of her injury but updated her fans through an Instagram story that she was hurt this past week. The World No. 5 was scheduled to be in Stuttgart this week to compete at the star-studded Porsche Tennis Grand Prix.
Jessica Pegula has withdrawn from the upcoming Madrid Open, which was supposed to be her first clay-court tournament on the European continent.
A week after steering her country to the Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Lindsay Davenport’s first assignment as team captain, Pegula has confirmed that she will not be participating at the first WTA 1000 clay event of the season because of injury.
Pegula did not disclose the details of her injury but updated her fans through an Instagram story that she was hurt this past week. The World No. 5 was scheduled to be in Stuttgart this week to compete at the star-studded Porsche Tennis Grand Prix.
“Hi guys not a great update, but I got hurt this past week before Madrid and unfortunately not ready to play. Thankful for some extra time at home and hope to back ASAP.”