Jerzy Janowicz has started training for the 2018 season for the first time since his knee and eye surgeries.
Janowicz started the 2017 season at 280 in the world and despite some injuries in the last quarter of the season, he finished the season at 123 in the world. He ended his improved season at the Bratislava Challenger, where he reached the Quarter-Finals.
However the injuries caught up to the erratic Pole and he had to have eye and knee surgeries at the beginning of December. These surgeries were completed in Warsaw so he could enter the 2018 season at full strength and in good shape to compete to the highest level.
A couple weeks later he has recovered and has now started cardio training in order to build his fitness before he can train with a racket on the tennis court.
The former Wimbledon Semi-Finalist will hope to enter qualifying for a 250 event in the first week of the season before heading to Melbourne as he hopes to successfully qualify for the first grand slam of the season.
