Moxie
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Surely, Novak will be getting the Cadillac of all treatments, and I heard he was using something to hasten the recovery. Nadal had some kind of machine that they hooked him up to, in 2009, to help knit the tear in his knee, (which is what he did...no surgery.)These days with a complete knee surgery eg knee replacement surgery, we get the patient up the day after the surgery is performed, before we waited for a few days before getting a patient out of bed, reason being it is better for overall circulation and also the patient responds better than waiting for a few days, then most patients go to a rehab facility for their new knee
Novak's surgery for a small meniscus tear in his knee, only needed key hole surgery , arthroscopic surgery, which only requires day surgery, patients go home on crutches.
We will have to wait to see further news from Novak, his main priority was to play at the Olympic games
All of that said, I think Wimbledon seems like a risk, esp. with the slippery grass in the first week. TBH, his chances of winning Wimbledon seem slim, by his standards, so, then why play? He seems in the negative on the risk/reward calculation. If he's prioritizing the Olympic Games, and we all know he wants that elusive gold medal, then he should take more time to heal, and go chips all in for that. IMO.