Defending two-time French Open champion Carlos Alcaraz has put his participation at the Grand Slam in doubt following a right wrist injury. The news was first reported by Sky Sports, citing sources close to the Spanish tennis star.
According to Sky Sports, Alcaraz is waiting on test results to determine the extent of the injury, which has sparked concerns over his ability to compete at the highest level. The French Open is set to get underway on May 27, with Alcaraz scheduled to face a first-round opponent.
Background
Alcaraz, 20, has enjoyed a stellar career to date, capturing two French Open titles and rising to the top of the world rankings. However, his recent injury has cast a shadow over his chances of retaining his title, with many expecting a fierce challenge from top contenders.
Reaction
The news has sent shockwaves through the tennis community, with fans and pundits alike eagerly awaiting further updates on Alcaraz’s condition. “This is a significant setback for Carlos, but we remain optimistic that he will make a full recovery,” a source close to the player told Sky Sports.
Up next
The French Open is set to get underway on May 27, with Alcaraz scheduled to face a first-round opponent. Fans can tune in to Sky Sports for live coverage of the tournament.
References
- Sky Sports
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- AS
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