Wimbledon: Kyle Edmund withdraws from this year’s tournament

Kyle Edmund withdraws from Wimbledon as Brit continues his recovery from knee surgery with his return date unclear

  • Kyle Edmund has pulled out of Wimbledon as he continues his rehabilitation 
  • The 26-year-old had an operation on his knee in April and return date is unknown
  • The Brit last played a match at the ATP tournament in Vienna in October

Kyle Edmund has pulled out of Wimbledon as he continues his recovery from knee surgery.

The news comes as no surprise, with the tournament looking like it would come too soon when it was announced Edmund had gone under the knife in April.

The 26-year-old last played a match at the ATP tournament in Vienna in October and a timeline for his return remains unclear.

Kyle Edmund has pulled out of Wimbledon as he continues his recovery from knee surgery

The problem first surfaced at the end of a 2018 season that saw him reach the Australian Open semi-finals and break into the world’s top 20.

He struggled at the start of the following year but appeared to be back on the right path when he was the star of Britain’s Davis Cup finals campaign in November 2019, and he won his second ATP title in New York last February.

But the problem persisted and he ended last season with a run of five straight defeats.

The 26-year-old last played a match at ATP tournament in October and return date is unclear

The 26-year-old last played a match at ATP tournament in October and return date is unclear