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Carlos Alcaraz is facing a significant injury setback with a right wrist issue, leading to withdrawals from multiple tournaments, including the Italian Open and Roland Garros. His participation in Wimbledon is now in doubt.
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Carlos Alcaraz is facing an extended spell out of action after picking up a right wrist injury in Barcelona.
The Spaniard initially pulled out of events in Barcelona and Madrid, hoping to be back in time for the Italian Open and Roland Garros.
But the injury has turned out to be more serious than first thought, forcing him to also withdraw from tournaments in Rome and Paris.
Players across the circuit have shown their support, including Coco Gauff and Casper Ruud.
The early timeline suggests Alcaraz might be back for the grass-court season after Roland Garros. But not everyone is convinced heâll be ready that soon.
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âLook, maximum patience,â Corretja told Spanish radio show El Laguera. âRight now, we need to focus on the day-to-day, letting that tendon recover as best as possible, and not setting a specific date.
âBecause it seems to me that after a month and a half or so, when he might be out of competition, weâll see when he can start training again. Starting during the grass-court season.
âYou get hit with wide serves, and it can mess up your wrist, so Iâm not sure heâll be able to make it to Wimbledon.â
âI have no idea how the recovery is going. Iâm just hoping heâll be back as soon as possible like everyone else, but right now Iâd think of it as saying: âhey, letâs see what happens.â
âAnd theyâre, well, I think theyâre sticking to the timeline they consider prudent.
Carlos Alcarazâs projected ATP scheduleCorretja continued: âLook, saying heâs out of Roland Garros beforehand means they need to heal the injury calmly. Feli [Feliciano Lopez] was talking earlier about composure; well more composure than ever and above all donât pressure him about when heâs going to come back.
Carlos Alcaraz sustained a right wrist injury while competing in Barcelona.
He has withdrawn from the Barcelona, Madrid, Italian Open, and Roland Garros tournaments.
His participation in Wimbledon is now in doubt due to the severity of his wrist injury.
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âLet him come back when he feels ready.â
Feliciano Lopez, a three-time Wimbledon quarter-finalist, is now serving as the Tournament Director of the Madrid Open.
Lopez has shared that he dealt with a similar wrist issue during his playing days and discussed how complex wrist injuries can be for tennis players.
âManu [host], in the end, I had a practically identical injury, and itâs a difficult issue because the wrist has many components, many small bones, tendons,â Lopez said.
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