Canadian Milos Raonic pulls out of next month's Australian Open as the former world number three continues his recovery from a heel injury, organisers say
Canadian player will be unable to participate in the Australian Open as he"continues his recovery from an Achilles injury," the tournament organisers say.
Raonic's best performance was in 2016, when he played a semifinal in the Australian Open and reached the Wimbledon final. Canadian Milos Raonic has pulled out of next month's Australian Open as the former world number three continues his recovery from a heel injury. "Milos Raonic has withdrawn from the #AusOpen as he continues his recovery from an Achilles injury," the organisers of the Grand Slam said on Twitter on Saturday.Raonic had suffered a thigh injury in March and returned to the tour after a three-month gap.
But his 2021 season was cut short due to another heel issue following his first-round loss at the Atlanta Open in July.Hope to see you back on court soon
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