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From one missed tournament to a season cut short: Anisimova rests her wrist

Amanda Anisimova has ended her 2026 season. Six days after withdrawing from Singapore, she made a wider decision about recovery.

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Archive photo: Amanda Anisimova in a yellow top holding her racket at the 2024 DC Open
Archive photograph of Amanda Anisimova at the 2024 DC Open in Washington; it was not taken during her current injury layoff. · Photo: Hameltion / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0 · CC BY-SA 4.0; webes átméretezés.
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Amanda Anisimova has ended her 2026 season because of a recurring wrist injury and hopes to return in 2027, according to Reuters’ report of her 28 September announcement.

The scope changed in six days

The WTA’s 22 September update concerned her withdrawal from Singapore and identified a left-wrist injury. Read together, the two announcements show the change: this is now more than one tournament missed.

That distinction matters when following a sequence of injury updates. After withdrawing from a single event, a player may still resume the season; the latest decision closes that possibility for this year. A return in 2027 is an intention, rather than a guaranteed date or a confirmed tournament entry.

We follow further developments in our tennis section.

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