Shock in Kitzbühel: Paris seriously injured his knee

The injury happened on Tuesday morning in Kirchberg, a ski resort near Kitzbühel. Paris completed a Super-G training there because the official Tuesday training on the Streif had already been canceled in advance.

“My season is over. There is nothing more to say." dominik paris The 30-year-old fell on a curve and twisted his right knee. Paris was taken to a Kitzbühel clinic, where after a magnetic resonance scan under the supervision of FISI doctors, a microfracture in the head of the fibula and a tear in the anterior cruciate ligament were diagnosed. “It ate my inner ski into the snow,” said Paris in a first official reaction: “My season is over, there’s nothing more to say at the moment.” Paris on the way home Paris is already on his way home, where he will recover from the initial shock over the next few days. As a result, according to the winter sports association, advice will be given as to how the Ultner's serious knee injury should be treated: "In the next few days I will discuss with the doctors what to do." FISI President Flavio Roda was depressed about the serious injury Second overall in the downhill World Cup ranking: “You hope things like this never happen. The association will support Paris in all matters as best as possible. We are waiting for his return.”

Paris had so far been spared serious injuries while skiing in his career. Although he suffered a painful injury to his shin during a training fall in Val Gardena in 2013, neither ligaments nor bones were damaged at the time. In the current season, Paris is in second place in the downhill rankings (behind Beat Feuz) and in fourth place in the overall World Cup.

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Shock in Kitzbühel: Paris seriously injured his knee

Dominik Paris is seriously injured! This note from Kitzbühel hit like a bomb on Tuesday evening. The four-time Hahnenkamm winner fell during training in North Tyrol and will be out for the rest of the season.

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