Tsonga will be there.

Forced to retire in the fourth round of Roland Garros there eleven days due to a hip injury, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga announced it was resuming training on Thursday. Uncertain for Wimbledon, the French threw doubt on his participation in the British Grand Slam.

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who had to abandon in the fourth round of Roland Garros eleven days ago because of a hip injury, should resume training on Thursday and should therefore participate in Wimbledon, which begins June 21.
"After 10 days of rest, the right psoas muscle injury has healed and all clinical tests have normalized. Reprogramming muscle and fitness training will begin Thursday, June 10 Except crash recovery of tennis is scheduled Monday, June 14, Morgan said his agent Menachem in a statement. The No.1 French plans to take the racket on the turf of London on Monday where he will prepare for Wimbledon where he reached the third round last year and the quarter-finals in 2007.