Maybe worth dispelling some of the myths around the injury situation:
- He has not claimed it as a serious or debilitating injury, simply that he had an issue with it and it partially impact movement
- He has worked with his team to find a solution and work 'through' the pain, and clearly whatever they are doing is having positive effect
- In the last match he said he "didn't feel anything". That doesn't necessarily mean it's healed, and if you watch enough of his matches you can work out quite quickly which aspects of his movement are slightly down from where they normally would be
- He's winning comfortably because he is that much better than the field. He has more weapons /variety than most of the tour and has proven to be extremely comfortable in these conditions, should not be a surprise. If anything, he plays much more aggressively and efficiently now, which is something NextGen is utterly clueless about anyway. They are more familiar with baseline grinding
- Overcoming injury /adversity and winning a Slam is not some alien concept, its been done before by others as well. I think about Rafa at RG last year (foot had to be numbed, still beat 4 Top 10 players) and in 2014, Roger at AO 2017 and Wimbledon 2012 (back injury sustained both times, recorded epic wins over the rest of the Big 4 and more). The greats will find a way to get it done
