Holger Rune is no longer working with Marco Panichi, the fitness coach who previously worked with Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner. The Italian confirmed
Holger Rune has withdrawn from the Brussels Open due to a small injury, he confirmed on Sunday. The Dane was due to compete at the ATP 250 event along with the likes of Arthur Fils and 35-year-old David Goffin, who is set to retire at his home event.
After recently coming back from an 11-month layoff due to an Achilles injury, Holger Rune will be on the sidelines again. The Dane made his return in September with the Davis Cup and then played the Asian swing.
Holger Rune’s return to competitive tennis has suffered another setback after a back problem forced him to withdraw from the European Open in Brussels.
Holger Rune has received a wild card for the European Open Brussels ATP 250 as he continues searching for his first ATP Tour victory since returning from a serious Achilles injury.
The last time Holger Rune was ranked this low, he was 16 years old and had never played an ATP match. When the rankings update after the Shanghai Masters, the former world No.
Carlos Alcaraz has clear advice for Holger Rune as he continues his return to tennis from injury. Rune spent nearly a year on the sidelines after rupturing his Achilles at the Stockholm Open last year.
Holger Rune recently returned to tennis after almost a year out due to injury. The Danish star ruptured his Achilles in Stockholm last season and didn’t return until after the 2026 US Open.
Holger Rune continues to wait for his first win on the ATP Tour since returning from injury. Rune spent nearly a year on the sidelines after rupturing his Achilles at the Stockholm Open last year, an injury which forced him to miss all four Grand Slams this year.
Germany's Daniel Altmaier rallied for a 1-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4 victory against Denmark's Holger Rune in first-round action Wednesday at the Rolex Shanghai Masters.
Holger Rune‘s much-anticipated comeback to the ATP Tour was marked by vulnerability rather than celebration. While Rune was happy to finally be back on the tennis court, it ended in a bittersweet way.
Holger Rune is back on the ATP Tour after an 11-month absence, and the former world No. 4 has made it clear what he missed most during the longest injury layoff of his career.
Holger Rune is back, and he did it with two notable victories that secured Denmark's Davis Cup World Group I win — including an epic three-set victory over Grigor Dimitrov.
After almost a year away from the sport, Holger Rune can barely contain his excitement as his imminent return for his country at the Davis Cup allows the 23-year-old to show his talents on the tennis court once more.
After being away from tennis for 335 days due to an Achilles tendon injury, Holger Rune finally rediscovered the taste of victory at the Davis Cup. He took on Iliyan Radulov in Denmark’s clash against Bulgaria and won 6-3, 6-3.
After almost a year away from the sport, Holger Rune can barely contain his excitement as his imminent return for his country at the Davis Cup allows the 23-year-old to show his talents on the tennis court once more.
After 11 months of recovery, Holger Rune is finally set to make his comeback to tennis. The Danish star has spent months rehabilitating after a brutal Achilles injury put him in the hospital.
Holger Rune's long wait is finally coming to an end. The Danish star has confirmed that he will return to competitive tennis later this month, ending an 11-month absence following the devastating Achilles injury that brought his 2025 season to an abrupt halt.
Holger Rune has withdrawn from the 2026 US Open, delaying his long-awaited return to competitive tennis after a serious Achilles injury. The former world No.
Holger Rune has pushed back his return to the ATP Tour, deciding to pull out of both Roland Garros and Hamburg. Rune’s plans to play in Hamburg had already raised eyebrows, given he only ruptured his Achilles tendon in October.
Holger Rune's plans to return ahead of the typical schedule from a ruptured Achilles tendon at the Hamburg Open have suffered a setback, with the Danish former World No.
Holger Rune has already run into an obstacle as he prepares to return to tennis. He picked up a serious Achilles injury during the Stockholm Open in October, which eventually required surgery.
Denmark's Holger Rune plans to return from his ruptured Achilles tendon at next month's Hamburg Open in Germany. The former World No. 4 sustained the injury in the semifinals of Stockholm's Nordic Open on Oct.
Tennis fans have closely followed Holger Rune's incredible journey back from a ruptured Achilles tendon suffered in October 2025. Rune immediately embarked on a rapid recovery that has been borderline obsessive.
Holger Rune said he is facing surgery for an Achilles injury he suffered in his semifinal match at the Nordic Open in Stockholm on Saturday. The injury occurred in the second set, with Rune leading Frenchman Ugo Humbert 6-4, 2-2 and the game tied at 40.