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Article: Ten: Australian Open winner Johansson eyes comeback

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Ten: Australian Open winner Johansson eyes comeback

STOCKHOLM, Sept 26 Reuters - Australian Open winner Thomas Johansson plans to return to the men's professional tennis tour by entering the $US1 million ($A1.84 million) Moscow indoor tournament next week, the Swedish TT news agency reported today.

Johansson, 27, has been out of action since early August when he lost in the first round at Cincinnati, suffering with the effects of an aching shoulder.

Medical examinations showed the Swede, who has slid down to 14th in the ATP rankings, had torn a muscle.

Johansson underwent a test today and declared ...

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