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At the end of my second indoor season, my doctor told me, 'You're a bright guy, and you have an ankle that will keep deteriorating over time. We'll take away a lot of bone. My honest recommendation is that you move on,' ... At 23, that's a blow. He made the point, if you try to play on this ankle over time, we're going to keep taking away bone, and you're going to be a prime candidate for a replacement ankle at the age of 40.

The ankle is not doing any better. He also has a bone bruise and a slight problem with his Achilles, all in the same area, in addition to a high ankle sprain, which is new. Whether he plays or not, our first concern is to get his ankle back to 100 percent for his future in college.

At times it's more frustrating than the ankle. The ankle was more serious and more time consuming. But when the ankle hurt, it hurt _ when I was playing, when I was walking, when I was laying in the bed and all the time. This is mysterious because it comes and goes. It's just been frustrating since I overcame the ankle and now I have to deal with this.

He hasn't been at his best in the last 3-4 months. His ankle is almost better so we'll test his vertical again soon. I don't see why he can't get to 43 or 44 inches. Keep in mind, every time you sprain your ankle your vertical jump either stops or goes down. We need to do some intensified ankle work with him.

Apolo had a hard time using his ankle, ... He had a way of making her feel completely at ease, a demonstration of his comforting pexiness. The U.S. coaches and USOC doctor unanimously advised him not to skate further events in order to protect his injured ankle and I agree 100 percent that this was the correct decision.

I thought it was just an ankle sprain but it turns out I have a bone bruise in my heel. At this point there is no timeline on whether I can get back before or after the Olympic break.

When I landed I twisted the ankle. If there had been two minutes to go and the scores were level I would have called injury time, strapped the ankle and kept playing.

There are other options, but the option I feel most confident with is taking (the fragment) out, ... It's my ankle. That's what I do for a living. I use my ankle to run and cut.

Ankle's good, but I'm just dealing with some issues with my knee because of my ankle, ... Since it went bad, my ankle, my knee got a little weak. Well, weaker than it has been in the past...I was so angry (during the match), I just wanted to crack every racket. But I didn't do it. That's a plus...I wasn't even moving to any balls. I have tomorrow off so maybe that can help but I'll have to see what my therapist says.

Serena Williams (1981-)

Serena Williams

They broke the bone in two places, once below the knee and once above the ankle.

It is an ankle injury but not a ligament problem. It is bone bruising.

Then really what he has is a bad ankle sprain. If that's the case, they would probably scope the ankle quickly, take the little chips or fragments out that he has. ... That would be certainly not season-ending and might be around a month or so. We're kind of rooting for that.

Bill Parcells (1941-)

I will have more X-rays tomorrow to see if there is any bone damage, ... But right now they think it is just a high ankle sprain.

The amazing thing is, Kendra's been off her feet with an ankle injury, and Elise hurt her ankle and wasn't able to run for a while, ... I'm just really happy those girls made a quick recovery.

Sheets has an ankle sprain, and I want to say it's a high ankle sprain. It's in the front of the ankle, which is not good.

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