The open Miami opened to a very good tournament – by the end of the Jakub Mensik’s work.
It was a tournament about himself.
As Mensik told the audience at the time of the Sunday Sunday Lawway, he was on his way to bring the second border of 1000 season before his first Know match. According to 19-year-old, he attended the office of the referee in withdrawn paper. Because God may have been in the day, however, MENSIK began to go to Physio.
The other is history.
“Two days before the first match, I began to feel my knee,” said Mensik, who continued to beat Novak Djokovic 7-6 (4) on the first ATP subject of the original work. “I tested with the doctor, and everyone. There was nothing very good; there was just a great swelling, which was [so] So much that I couldn’t go even – that I couldn’t run, until I went.
“I started to treat it, start taking painskillers. Nothing was sad. In fact, I couldn’t move. ‘I was visiting the idea office to say,’ Guys, I’m getting out. ‘ But he was eating lunch. So, okay, let’s visit physios first. I was. I said, ‘Oops, my knee hurts.’ He started to make a few medical treatment, taking care of me for 30 minutes. ‘All right, try this, try this, let’s look.’ Was actually there [telling] I, ‘It’s not nothing. You can play with this pain and nothing [will] happen. ‘
“The pain was so great that I couldn’t do anything. I was like, ‘All right, let’s try one time.’ I entered the edition. That was. But I [dealt with] Pain. I really had suffered in those times. After (a) a few minutes I began to feel free to get little help – helped a little. I was like, ‘All right, let’s try.’ It’s like 30 minutes before the game. I can walk. I can run. Let’s see.
“Somehow I found the first cycle, and somehow I was one day, there my knee was the best. Day and knee was better, and my game.
“Crazy, Huh?”
The bet is crazy, and say that both of his knee and his game is better can be a lowest thing. Mensik played the best tennis of his life, beat the popularity of Indian resources, Jack Draper and Taylor Fritz in a last week.
Czech finally concluded, “said Czech.” I live yet. Life is a dream. “
