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Dolgopolov to undergo surgery, will not play U.S. Open series

By Kamakshi Tandon Jul 20, 2014

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The Ukranian will also miss Umag and the Davis Cup playoffs.

ByKamakshi Tandon

Published Jul 20, 2014

Alexandr Dolgopolov will not play the hard-court season following a knee injury that could require surgery.

"I am really unhappy to announce that I injured my knee in Hamburg and I will probably need a surgery and will be out for 4-6 weeks," he wrote on Instagram. "Disappointing,specially not playing the great event in Umag, the Us series and Davis cup play offs:((( hopefully il be back ASAP."

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The 25-year-old from Ukraine fell to Tobias Kamke in the third round of Hamburg. Prior to that, he pulled out of his Queen's Club quarterfinal with a right thigh injury before playing Wimbledon.

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Dolgopolov to undergo surgery, will not play U.S. Open series