Tsonga's finger sprained, not broken

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga's team says on Facebook that he did not break his finger when he fell in a loss to Ivan Dodig at Queen's Club. "Tsonga suffered a severe sprain of the little finger of his right hand without tearing," the statement read. "He will have a new scan on Monday. His participation in Wimbledon is currently not in doubt."

Advertising

Tsonga's finger sprained, not broken

Australian Open Pick of the Day: Alexander Zverev vs. Pedro Martinez

Taylor Fritz welcomes Jenson Brooksby back to the tour with a straight-set clinic

All Hail The Fons: Melbourne comes to Brazil with teen Joao Fonseca Australian Open stunner

Gael Monfils edges Mpetshi Perricard in Aussie Open decider, then cools down with compatriot

Daniil Medvedev destroys net camera, rallies to win AO five-setter, brings quote game in 2025 debut

Elena Rybakina blitzes 16-year-old Emerson Jones, 17-year-old Iva Jovic awaits at Australian Open

Novak Djokovic says Andy Murray coaching at Australian Open was a “strange experience”

Is this the year Sebastian Korda truly breaks out?

Emma Navarro thwarts Peyton Stearns in 3:20 comeback, third longest match of 2025 at Australian Open

Tsonga's finger sprained, not broken