Tatum returns to the court and is exposed! The recovery of Achilles tendon after rupture has caused heated discussions. US media shouts that he is an alien

How fast does Celtic star Jason Tatum recover from Achilles tendon injury? After only four months of rest after the Achilles tendon surgery, he returned to the court. A series of operations are incredible, and the US media even said: He is an alien.

In the playoffs between the Celtics and the Knicks on May 13 this year, Tatum suffered a severe injury from a ruptured Achilles tendon. 12 hours later, he successfully underwent Achilles tendon repair surgery. Dr. Martin O'Malley, one of the world's top Achilles tendon surgeons, who had performed similar surgery on Durant.

Now, Tatum has returned to the court. He has worked hard in the stadium to train with balls and run without balls on the court. His performance on the court is like his Achilles tendon has healed; Tatum can complete such training after only four months of rest after surgery, which makes people sigh that Tatum's injury has recovered too quickly.

A major injury like a ruptured Achilles tendon usually takes 9-12 months to recover, but Tatum does not take so long. He is performing a shocking medical miracle; US media have reposted heated discussions, and NBA Memes tweeted: Tatum does not come from this planet, he may make a comeback in the opening game of the new season.

Tatum stated in the video that his feet were rusted, and he also sent a message to the fans: I finally returned to the stadium, I just want everyone to know that I am very grateful for your care and support. It has been a long journey, but I am trying my best to recover.

Last season, Tatum played 72 regular season games, averaging 36.4 minutes per game, able to score 26.8 points, 8.7 rebounds, 6 assists and 1.1 steals, and played in 8 playoffs, and averaged 40.3 minutes per game, able to score 28.1 points, 11.5 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 2.1 steals.