On Tuesday morning, the world woke up to the news that Tiger Woods had met with a car accident. To wish him a speedy recovery, Serena Williams and the Rafael Nadal Academy came forward from the tennis world.
Apparently, the American golfing legend derailed his car while driving on a highway in Los Angeles and went down a hillside. As a result, he reportedly underwent multiple leg surgeries.
The first people to reach the sight found Woods trapped in the car, but he was awake and talking then. Following that, he was immediately transferred to a hospital for his treatment, where the doctors concluded that he had didn’t have life-threatening injuries. This must have come as a huge relief to his family and his fans all around the world.
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At present, he is conscious and able to communicate with his family. A tweet from Tiger’s official Twitter account also expressed gratitude to all his well-wishers.
— Tiger Woods (@TigerWoods) February 24, 2021
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Serena Williams tweets for Tiger Woods
Ardent tennis fans will know that Woods is a big Serena Williams fan. Moreover, he has even made a few rare appearances at the 23-time Grand Slam champion’s match.
Thus, when the 39-year-old American learned of Tiger’s unfortunate ordeal, she took to Twitter to express her support, and her words were as strong as her tennis. “Love you big brother… But we will get through this,” Williams tweeted.
Love you big brother… but We will get through this @TigerWoods
— Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) February 24, 2021
After Williams, the Rafael Nadal Academy posts a message for Woods
Apart from the tennis queen, Rafael Nadal’s Academy also wished the 45-year-old American golfer a fast recovery. The Academy even posted a picture of Tiger Woods with the Spanish machine.
“Get well soon, Tiger Woods,” the tweet read. Other than them, many individuals and athletes from around the globe took to Twitter to shower love on Woods.
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Get well soon, @TigerWoods! 💪🏼 pic.twitter.com/wFqMw0EPeE
— Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar (@rnadalacademy) February 23, 2021
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Hopefully, Woods will recover soon and will be seen on a golf course with his evergreen smile again.