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8 Feb 2025 | 23.29
Madison Keys. Photo: Getty
The newly crowned champion of the 2025 Australian Open, Madison Keys, has made further changes to her schedule after achieving the coveted Grand Slam in the Oceanic country. The American will not be participating in the WTA 1000 in Doha as she is dealing with a tendon injury in her leg, the same one for which she had to wear a bandage during her recent appearances. Therefore, it will take a little longer to see the new 'major' winner back in competition.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Madison Keys vuelve a retrasar su vuelta tras el Open de Australia
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