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The Austrian ski federation has released an official statement on the state of greeting Thomas Morgenstern, who fell into ruin in the second race of Titisee-Neustadt, held this afternoon.
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The twenty-seven of Carinthia suffers from several abrasions to his face, a broken finger of his right hand, series abrasions and bruises all over his body.
"I do not remember anything of the fall, but as I understand it I do not have anything serious. I have pain all over my body and I guess tomorrow will be worse, so the next few days will be quite difficult for me," said the individual concerned.
Morgenstern will be transferred to a private clinic in Klagenfurt am Wörthersee and Monday will be subjected to further and more in-depth examinations. Alexander Pointner said he was relieved of the diagnoses made as seem averted serious injury.
It remains to be seen whether the drop will affect the competitiveness of "Morgi" in Tournèe of 4 trampolines that will kick off in less than two weeks.
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