Stan Wawrinka won't be defending his US Open title this month, but he hopes to be fully fit for 2018 after undergoing a second knee surgery. The three-time Grand Slam champion ended his season due to ongoing knee injuries. Now, Wawrinka can start the healing process after surgery. Q & A: Paul Annacone Wawrinka shared this post-surgery image captioned "Not the place I wanted to be, but second surgery went well. That means I can start my preparation… 2018 see you soon."
Not the place I wanted to be 🤒but 2nd surgery went well 😓😅! That's mean I can start my preparation 🕺🏻… 2018 see you soon🎉! Thanks to all- pic.twitter.com/wGgrZpiwa6
— Stanislas Wawrinka (@stanwawrinka) August 15, 2017
Donna Vekic, Stan's long-time girlfriend, sent her love and support to the 2015 Roland Garros champion with this tweet.the medical team💉🙏🏻😘 and to my fans for your support in these tough times 💜!!
— Stanislas Wawrinka (@stanwawrinka) August 15, 2017
☹️🙍🏻♂️🚑🤕🌡💉😴🤞🏻💙🙏🏻🤔😅🙆🏻♂️⏳🐌🔜🏊🏻🔜🚶🏻🎒🔜🏃🏻🔜🏋🏻🔜🎾🔜🛩❓🏆🙄🤷🏻♂️🌈☀️💧🥑🍋🍓🍌🐼💕 pic.twitter.com/SFrGZ34vzB
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— Donna Vekic (@DonnaVekic) August 15, 2017
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