Dominic Tim Photo: Glyn KIRK / AFP
Austrian tennis player Dominik Tim is still forced to postpone his return to the competition and will not start in the ATP “1000” tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami.
“It’s getting better, but I’ve decided not to take part in the Indian Wales and Miami tournaments in the United States,” the Austrian said in his Instagram account on Monday. However, the former third issue of the ATP rank plans to restart the season on clay pavement.
“It would be the right time to return to the clay surface, because it is the most convenient for me,” added the winner of the 2020 US Open. The clay season will begin next month, when the first big Monte Carlo Masters tournament will take place from April 10 to 17.
The Austrian, who currently ranks 50th in the ATP rankings, had originally planned to start in a show tournament in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in December, but then hoped to be ready for the Australian Open, where he reached the finals in 2020 and later hoped to take part. Cordoba Open ”tournament in Argentina in February. Tim last went to the court last June, after a long treatment for a wrist injury.
