Taylor Fritz's Roland Garros came to a painful end.
The American No. 1 was wheeled off the court in a wheelchair after injuring his knee while bowing to Germany's Dominik Koepfer.
The bad news is Fritz suffered a torn meniscus that will require surgery. The good news is Fritz is hopeful he can recover in time to play Wimbledon, which begins on June 28th.
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"After getting scanned there's good news and bad news," Fritz posted on Twitter. "Bad news being I tore my meniscus and need surgery. The good news being that of all the knee tears this will be the quickest and easiest recovery.
"My recovery will be 100% and there's a good chance I will be back in time for Wimbledon."
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