Elena Rybakina says she is recovering well and feels fit for the US Open after a heel injury caused her to retire from her Cincinnati WTA quarter-final last week. The Australian Open champion said on the eve of the tournament that there are no new concerns and that she is doing well.
All three outlets report the same starting point: Rybakina had a heel problem that forced her to stop during the Cincinnati match, raising questions about her availability for the US Open. In follow-up comments, she reassures that the issue is under control and that she expects to compete. While the coverage differs slightly in phrasing, none of the sources suggests a renewed injury, a change in status, or a specific timetable for further medical updates. The story focuses on her recovery assessment and her readiness heading into the next major event.
Overall, the reports agree that Rybakina’s injury setback was temporary and that she is moving forward with the US Open despite having withdrawn from the Cincinnati quarter-final.
