Injury Forces Nuria Párrizas Out of US Open 2025

New York, USA – The first major setback for Spain in the US Open 2025 has come with the retirement of Nuria Párrizas due to injury. The 25-year-old tennis player was forced to withdraw from her first-round match against Russian Polina Kudermetova after suffering an ankle injury during the game.

“Spanish tennis has not been able to start the US Open well. Already in the first round, several of our players were at stake.”

The injury occurred in the first set of the match, with the score tied at 2-2. Párrizas, the world No. 133, was leading when she twisted her right ankle while returning a serve from Kudermetova, the world No. 67. She received medical attention on the court but was unable to continue playing.

Third US Open Participation, Third First-Round Exit

• Prior to this match, Párrizas had participated in the US Open twice before, never advancing beyond the first round.
• This year, she arrived with confidence, having defeated Kudermetova in their previous two meetings.

“This was the third participation of Párrizas in the US Open, where she has never overcome the first round, and it cannot be this time, although she arrived in good shape and even having a dangerous rival like the Russian, she could have options to overcome it and hit the table and the first joy to ours,” according to estadiodeportivo.com.

Spanish Tennis Looks to Jessica Bouzas for Hope

With the retirement of Párrizas, the hopes of Spanish tennis rest on Jessica Bouzas, the current No. 2 player in the country. Bouzas has shown promising performances in recent weeks, winning in Montreal and Cincinnati, and could potentially advance further in the tournament.