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London, June 5(ANI): British tennis ace Andy Murray fears that his Wimbledon hopes may have been hit by an ankle injury which he picked up during the French Open.
The 24-year-old will assess his condition over the next 48 hours, and may pull out of the Wimbledon warm-up at Queens, which starts tomorrow.
"I have to wait and see what happens with Queen's. I'll have to see how I feel in the next couple of days when I get off the painkillers and rid of the anti-inflammatories," The Sun quoted Murray, as saying.
"I will see my physio and talk about the best thing to do. If staying on the anti-inflammatories and the painkillers is right, then I could easily be on the practice court tomorrow. But if it's best to get off them for a few days, see how everything is really feeling, I might have to take a couple days off and see," he added.
Murray was dumped out of the French Open by Rafa Nadal in the semi-finals on Friday. (ANI)
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The 24-year-old will assess his condition over the next 48 hours, and may pull out of the Wimbledon warm-up at Queens, which starts tomorrow.
"I have to wait and see what happens with Queen's. I'll have to see how I feel in the next couple of days when I get off the painkillers and rid of the anti-inflammatories," The Sun quoted Murray, as saying.
"I will see my physio and talk about the best thing to do. If staying on the anti-inflammatories and the painkillers is right, then I could easily be on the practice court tomorrow. But if it's best to get off them for a few days, see how everything is really feeling, I might have to take a couple days off and see," he added.
Murray was dumped out of the French Open by Rafa Nadal in the semi-finals on Friday. (ANI)
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