Nicolás Almagro's Sports Injuries

Type of Sport: Tennis

Nicolás Almagro'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
Calf Injuries	Right calf	2017-05-30	Immediate withdrawal from the match	Nicolás Almagro suffered a right calf muscle tear during his second-round match against Juan Martín del Potro at the 2017 French Open. He was forced to retire from the match in the third set.	During a match at the French Open	6-8 weeks	Physical therapy and rest	Missed several tournaments during the recovery period	Frustration and disappointment	None reported in the same area	2017-07-25	Moderate	Physical therapy, rest, and possibly anti-inflammatory medications	Team physiotherapist and medical team	No significant long-term impact reported	Strengthening and conditioning exercises	Missed ATP grass-court season	Sharp pain and inability to continue playing	Moderate, if not properly rehabilitated	Family, coaching staff, and medical team	Home and local training facilities
Foot Injuries	Left foot	2013-09-30	Immediate retirement from the match	Nicolás Almagro sustained a left foot injury during his second-round match at the 2013 Shanghai Masters, which led to his retirement from the match and subsequent withdrawal from the tournament.	During a match at the Shanghai Masters	2-3 months	Rest, physical therapy, and possible use of a walking boot	Missed the remainder of the 2013 season	Disappointment and concern about future performance	None reported in the same area	2014-01-01	Moderate	Rest, physical therapy, possible use of a walking boot	Orthopedic specialist and physiotherapist	No significant long-term impact reported	Proper footwear and foot strengthening exercises	Missed the remainder of the 2013 season	Pain and difficulty bearing weight	Moderate, depending on recovery	Family, coaching staff, and medical team	Home and local training facilities
Knee Injuries	Left knee	2018-01-31	Withdrawal from upcoming tournaments	Nicolás Almagro sustained a left knee injury during a training session which forced him to withdraw from several tournaments, including the South American clay-court swing.	During a training session	3 months	Rest, physical therapy, and possible surgical intervention	Significant time away from competition	Increased stress and concern about career longevity	Recurring knee issues	2018-05-01	Severe	Rest, physical therapy, possible surgery	Orthopedic specialist and physiotherapist	Potential for chronic knee issues	Knee strengthening and stability exercises	Missed South American clay-court swing	Pain and swelling, difficulty with movement	High, due to recurring nature	Family, coaching staff, and medical team	Home and specialized medical facilities
Wrist Injuries	Right wrist	2014-05-31	Withdrawal from the tournament	Nicolás Almagro suffered a right wrist injury during the 2014 French Open, which forced him to withdraw from the tournament and subsequently miss several months of competition.	During a match at the French Open	4-6 months	Rest, physical therapy, and possible surgical intervention	Extended break from competitive play	Anxiety about recovery and return to form	None reported in the same area	2014-10-01	Severe	Rest, physical therapy, possible surgery	Orthopedic specialist and physiotherapist	Potential for ongoing wrist issues	Wrist strengthening and flexibility exercises	Missed the grass-court and early hard-court seasons	Pain and reduced range of motion	Moderate to high, depending on recovery	Family, coaching staff, and medical team	Home and specialized medical facilities

Nicolás Almagro's Sports Injuries Videos

Nicolás Almagro Injury and Strong Cry on the Court against Del Potro at Roland Garros 2017

Here we can see Nicolás Almagro begin to cry after injuring himself and being unable to move before a serve from Juan ...

Nicolas Almagro goes crazy after a double fault

This is why we loved Almagro.