Ons Jabeur Withdraws From 2024 U.S Open

It was disappointing news for the entire tennis world when Ons Jabeur, one of the brightest stars in women's tennis, withdrew from the upcoming US Open. The reason is the nagging shoulder injury that tormented her this season. It is another setback in what has turned into a troublesome year for the Tunisian player.

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A Rough Year For Jabeur

The 2024 season has been a difficult one for Ons Jabeur. She had a series of injuries that have kept her out of big tournaments. The most recent one occurred in Toronto, where she played in the Canadian Open and was defeated in the first round by Naomi Osaka. Unfortunately, things did not improve thereafter.

For instance, Jabeur had to sit out big events like the Paris Olympics and big-money events like Washington and Cincinnati this summer. Each of them hurt her ranking and the momentum going into the second half of the season. The U.S. Open was to be an opportunity to turn it around

The Timing of the Withdrawal

Jabeur's withdrawal was announced only a few hours following the publication of the draw for the U.S. Open. This is quite a frustrating development, not just for the player but for her fans as well. A tennis draw is a very basic moment in a tournament, and pulling out after it is arranged only adds to the disappointment.

The 29-year-old took to Instagram, stating how disappointed she felt for not being able to partake in the contest. "I am truly sad to announce that my shoulder won't recover in time for the U.S. Open, she wrote. I feel I need to give 100%, and today it's not possible yet."

Positive Quotient Amidst Testing Times

Despite all the bitterness of the year, Jabeur remains positive. She talked about finding a silver lining in the negatives and expressed gratitude for the support she has. Positiveness amidst adversity is reflected in her strength of character and high resilience, without a doubt.

With Jabeur out, Elise Mertens now slides into the draw and takes the number 33 seed. It's hard to see how this shuffling will certainly change the dynamics of the championship. Now Mertens can go on to fill that spot where Jabeur would look to make a deep run.

Jabeur's Past Success At The U.S. Open

For Ons Jabeur, this is huge news about the U.S. Open. She made it to the final in 2022, losing her most coveted Grand Slam finish so far to Iga Swiatek. Having performed well in the USTA Center, a highlight in her career, missing this year's tournament is a big loss.

She has gotten incredibly close to clinching a Grand Slam title a few times, notably finishing as the Wimbledon runner-up in both 2022 and 2023. The near-misses hurt, and now the withdrawal from the U.S. Open further adds to the feeling of unfinished business.

While Ons Jabeur is out of the 2024 U.S. Open, the spirit lacked breaking, and the same goes for her optimism. She will be missed at the event, but her fans always stand by her in this rough moment. Tennis fans hope that she can come back to form and maybe even lift a Grand Slam trophy in the future.

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Article originally written by Ifra tabassum