The young French prodigy confirmed he is 100% fit and ready to compete at the Paris Masters 1000 after his withdrawal in Basel.
Arthur Fils cleared up the doubts this Sunday, November 1. After withdrawing in the quarter-finals of the ATP 500 in Basel last Friday, the young French prodigy wanted to reassure his fans about his health. In a clear and reassuring statement, he confirmed he was “100%” and that his withdrawal in Switzerland had merely been a precautionary measure.
This announcement comes at just the right time, a few days before the Paris Masters 1000, one of the most prestigious tournaments on the circuit. Fils, considered one of the great hopes of French tennis, clearly wants to approach this major competition in the best possible conditions.
The 19-year-old has had an encouraging season, showing promising potential on the circuit. His withdrawal in Basel had raised questions about his physical condition, but his quick and transparent communication helped dispel the concerns that were beginning to emerge.
French supporters can now hope to see him shine on the Parisian courts. With this confirmed form, Arthur Fils intends to let his talent speak in front of his home crowd and perhaps even spring a surprise in this very high-level tournament.
This announcement comes at just the right time, a few days before the Paris Masters 1000, one of the most prestigious tournaments on the circuit. Fils, considered one of the great hopes of French tennis, clearly wants to approach this major competition in the best possible conditions.
The 19-year-old has had an encouraging season, showing promising potential on the circuit. His withdrawal in Basel had raised questions about his physical condition, but his quick and transparent communication helped dispel the concerns that were beginning to emerge.
French supporters can now hope to see him shine on the Parisian courts. With this confirmed form, Arthur Fils intends to let his talent speak in front of his home crowd and perhaps even spring a surprise in this very high-level tournament.
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Source: Ouest-France