World no.8, Madison Keys, recently announced that she would skip the Australian Open as she continues to recover from wrist surgery. 

“I will not be ready to play the 2017 Australian Open,” Keys said on Twitter. “Three days after the year-end WTA Championships I had minor arthroscopic surgery on my left wrist; the procedure was very short, did not involve any tennis issues, and went very well…I don’t want to rush back and need to take my time to be fully ready to perform my best on the court.”

However, the American did have some good news to share announcing that she will be working with Lindsay Davenport in 2017. Davenport worked with Keys in 2015 producing strong results.

“I am very excited about working with Lindsay again as she’s helped me reach great results in the past and we make an excellent team!” said Keys.