Li Na withdraws from US Open with knee injury
By Evan Hilbert | CBSSports.com
Li Na will not play in next month's US Open. (Getty Images)
Li Na will sit out next month's US Open with a knee injury, the two-time Grand Slam champion announced on Facebook.
'I wanted to let all of my great fans know that unfortunately I am going to have to withdraw from the upcoming WTA events in Montréal and Cincinnati, as well as the US Open,' Li wrote.
'Since March, I have been struggling with my knee and it is just not where I need it to be in order to play at the highest level. My medical team has advised me that I need to take some time off to rest my knee so it heals. I look forward to getting back on the court this fall in Wuhan and Beijing.'
Li will also miss the Rogers Cup and the Western & Southern Open in addition to the US Open.
Currently the No. 2 player in the world, Li won the Australian Open in January and the French in 2011. The hasn't missed a major since 2009.
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