Tennis Player, Maria Sharapova, Struggled To Get Back After Torn Rotator Cuff
Maria Sharapova, a Russian tennis player, suffered from a shoulder injury in 2008 that led to her missing several competitions. Sharapova was diagnosed with a torn rotator cuff in her right shoulder, and her doctors suggested immediate surgery to prevent any further damage. After her surgery, Sharapova spent months rehabilitating and working hard to recover her strength and regain her form.
She returned to the court in 2009 but struggled to get back to her peak level of play. However, her hard work paid off, and in 2012, she won the French Open, her fourth Grand Slam title. In 2014, Sharapova won the French Open again, becoming the first woman since Justine Henin to win the tournament twice in a row. Despite her injury, Sharapova proved her resilience and determination to return to the top of her sport.
