Jérémy Chardy's Sports Injuries

Type of Sport: Tennis

Jérémy Chardy's Sports Injuries Table

Type	Area	Date	Consequences	Content	How It Happened	Recovery Duration	Rehabilitation Details	Impact On Career	Psychological Impact	Previous Injuries	Return To Competition	Severity	Treatment	Medical Staff	Long Term Impact	Preventive Measures	Competition Missed	Initial Symptoms	Re Injury Risk	Support System	Rehabilitation Location
Ankle Injuries	left ankle	2021-05-14	Forced to retire from the match and the tournament	Chardy rolled his left ankle during a match, leading to a painful sprain. This incident forced him to retire from the Italian Open and take a break from the tour.	Rolled his ankle during a match at the Italian Open	6 weeks	Rest, ice, compression, elevation (RICE), and physical therapy	Missed the remainder of the clay court season	Frustration due to frequent injuries	None reported in the left ankle prior to this	Returned for the grass-court season	Moderate	RICE protocol, followed by physical therapy	Team physiotherapist and orthopedic specialist	No long-term issues reported	Ankle strengthening and stability exercises	Italian Open, French Open	Severe pain and swelling in the left ankle	Moderate, due to the nature of the injury	Family, coach, and medical team	Local sports clinic and training facilities
Back Injuries	lower back	2020-08-19	Had to withdraw from the US Open	Chardy experienced severe lower back pain during a practice session, which led to his withdrawal from the US Open. This was particularly disappointing as he was looking forward to competing after the COVID-19 break.	During a training session before the US Open	2 months	Focused on rest, physical therapy, and core strengthening	Missed the US Open and several other tournaments	Demoralized due to missing a grand slam event	Occasional back pain but no major injuries	Returned for the indoor hard court season	Moderate	Rest, physical therapy, and pain management	Team physiotherapist and chiropractor	Required ongoing management to prevent re-injury	Regular back strengthening and flexibility exercises	US Open, Rome Masters, and French Open	Acute pain and stiffness in the lower back	High, due to the chronic nature of back issues	Family, coach, and medical team	Local sports clinic and training facilities
Knee Injuries	right knee	2019-03-11	Had to withdraw from the tournament	Chardy suffered a significant knee injury during his match, which forced him to retire from the tournament. This was a major setback as he was performing well in the season.	During a match at the Indian Wells Masters	3 months	Underwent physical therapy and strength training to recover	Missed several key tournaments, affecting his ranking	Experienced frustration and anxiety about returning to form	None reported in the right knee prior to this incident	Returned for the grass-court season	Moderate	Physical therapy, rest, and anti-inflammatory medications	Team physiotherapist and orthopedic specialist	No long-term issues reported	Increased focus on knee strengthening exercises	Miami Open, Monte-Carlo Masters, and Madrid Open	Sharp pain and swelling in the right knee	Moderate, due to the nature of the injury	Family, coach, and medical team	Local sports clinic and training facilities

Jérémy Chardy's Sports Injuries Videos

Ballboy Crushes Bug During Nadal-Chardy Cincinnati 2015 Match

Jeremy Chardy struggles to shake off a bug in Cincinnati on Wednesday, before a ball kid takes matters into his own hands. Watch...

Jeremy Chardy retires after a first-round loss at Wimbledon

Frenchman Jeremy Chardy has called it a career after losing to World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz in a first-round match on Tuesday at Wimbledon. Chardy, 36, walks away with $10.779 million in career earnings. He won one singles tournament in his 18-year career, Stuttgart 2009, and reached as high as No. 25 in the rankings in 2013. He also won seven doubles titles. Chardy is currently ranked No. 542. Alcaraz defeated Chardy 6-0, 6-2, 7-5 in just under two hours. Alcaraz congratulated Chardy on his career in a Twitter post. Chardy, playing in his 14th Wimbledon, received a standing ovation from the crowd at the All England Club after winning his first game against Alcaraz in the second set.

Nick Kyrgios & Jeremy Chardy | IW Court Level Practice [4K 60fps]

Nick Kyrgios and Jeremy Chardy practice session (Indian Wells 2019). Nick is actually putting some effort into the practice.

Jérémy Chardy's Sports Injuries