Canadian Milos Raonic has undergone hip surgery in Vail, Colorado, and is not expected to return to practice for another six weeks, putting his participation in the U.S. Open at serious risk. Raonic suffered the injury when he took a nasty spill in the second round of Wimbledon against Gilles Muller and was forced to retire. The Canadian Tennis Association said that he is already back riding a stationary bike. The 20-year-old Raonic made a splash earlier this year by reaching the fourth round of the Australian Open and winning San Jose. He's currently ranked No. 26.
Raonic has hip surgery, out at least six weeks
Jul 08, 2011Australian Open
PHOTOS: Roger Federer lights up inaugural AO Ceremony, partners Andre Agassi & Ash Barty
By Jan 17, 2026Australian Open
Mirra Andreeva dons “I would like to thank myself” sweatshirt after Adelaide title
By Jan 17, 2026Australian Open
Novak Djokovic hopes to face Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner at 2026 Australian Open
By Jan 17, 2026Australian Open
Daria Kasatkina is “giving ‘no worries’ a crack” in first Australian Open as Aussie citizen
By Jan 17, 2026Australian Open
Jessica Pegula aims to expand “Player’s Box podcast,” talks Aryna Sabalenka rivalry at AO
By Jan 17, 2026Australian Open
Venus Williams talks Palm Beach wedding to Andrea Preti before Australian Open return
By Jan 17, 2026Australian Open
Back to Blonde: Amanda Anisimova heads to Australian Open high on confidence
By Jan 17, 2026The Business of Tennis
Aryna Sabalenka named first tennis ambassador for Emirates Airlines
By Jan 16, 2026Tennis.com Interview
Eliot Spizzirri achieved something “amazing” last year. How much further can he go?
By Jan 16, 2026Raonic has hip surgery, out at least six weeks
Published Jul 08, 2011