Wimbledon finalist Muchova to miss National Bank Open after surgery

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"Sad to be missing Toronto this year."

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Published Jul 18, 2026  •  1 minute read

Injury-prone Wimbledon finalist Karolina MuchovaInjury-prone Wimbledon finalist Karolina Muchova did not say how long she would take to recover from the latest surgery. Photo by Adrian Dennis /Getty Images

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PRAGUE (AFP) — Injury-prone Wimbledon finalist Karolina Muchova said on Saturday she would miss “a few weeks” of competition after undergoing “a small surgery.”

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She made the announcement a week after losing the Wimbledon final to Czech compatriot Linda Noskova in a three-set thriller.

“I had to undergo a small surgery that will keep me off the court for a few weeks,” said the 29-year-old.

“Everything went well, and I’m already working on my recovery,” added Muchova, who also lost her other Grand Slam final at the 2023 French Open to Iga Swiatek.

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🚨 OFFICIEL ! Karolina Muchova 🇨🇿 a été opérée après la finale de Wimbledon et déclare FORFAIT pour le WTA 1000 de Toronto (2-13 août). ❌🤕

🗣️ « J’ai subi une petite opération qui m’écartera pendant quelques semaines. Tout s’est bien passé et je travaille déjà sur mon retour. » pic.twitter.com/heVWq2PvbA

— Univers Tennis 🎾 (@UniversTennis) July 18, 2026

Muchova, who has grappled with injuries particularly to her wrist throughout her career, hailed her good health en route to the Wimbledon final.

But now she said she would sit out the WTA tournament in Toronto on August 2-13.

“Sad to be missing Toronto this year,” the world number six said in an Instagram story against a backdrop of Britney Spears’ Oops!… I did it again.

“I was really looking forward to making my debut there, but recovery comes first,” Muchova added.

She did not specify the injury nor the length of the recovery, or whether she expected to be fit for the U.S. Open starting on August 30.\

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