On June 6, Djokovic, who withdrew from the French Open due to injury, posted on social media. In the post, Deyo said that he had completed the operation, thanked the medical team and fans for their support, and said that he would return to the game as soon as possible.
Djokovic wrote on social media: "I've had to make some tough decisions over the past day because I suffered a torn meniscus in my last game and I'm still digesting it. But I'm happy to report that the surgery went well. Thank you to the medical team who accompanied me and to the fans for their support. I'm going to do everything I can to stay fit and get back to racing as soon as possible.
In the fourth round of the French Open against Cerundolo, Djokovic accidentally sprained his right knee. Although he insisted on finishing and won, the results of the post-match examination were not encouraging, and Deyo withdrew from the quarter-final against Ruud due to a torn meniscus. The retirement not only cost Djokovic the chance to defend his title, but also cost him the world No. 1 spot.
Deyo did not disclose the exact timing of his recovery, but according to previous media reports, he is likely not to be able to make it in time for the Wimbledon tennis tournament that starts on July 1. Whether it will be able to make it in time for the Olympic Games in Paris at the end of July is still unknown.
Djokovic, who is looking forward to a smooth operation, can recover his health as soon as possible and return to the court. Hopefully, Djokovic can make it to the Paris Olympics this summer and fulfill his dream of a career Golden Slam.