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Carlos Alcaraz's participation in the French Open is in doubt due to a wrist injury, which is related to a previous arm injury. He experienced pain during the Barcelona tournament but hesitated to withdraw immediately.
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Carlos Alcarazâs involvement in the French Open is uncertain at this stage because of a wrist injury.
Alcaraz had only just returned from an arm injury, and has since revealed that the two are related to one another.
He admitted that he was feeling some pain while playing in Barcelona, but did not want to withdraw from the tournament straight away due to the impact it could have on him mentally.
Now, ahead of the Rome Masters, where he is expected to return, Alcaraz has given an update on his wrist injury and spoken about how close he came to returning for the Madrid Open last week.
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Alcaraz showed up at the Laureus World Sports Awards with his wrist in a cast, adding to the speculation about how serious his injury might be.
Not long after the event, journalist Angel Garcia Muniz shared some insights on Alcaraz during an appearance on El Partidazo de COPE.
Muniz explained that Alcaraz has been dealing with inflammation in the tendon sheath of his wrist and hasnât been able to move it for several days. Heâs now waiting on a scan to find out just how bad it is.
âHe has inflammation in the tendon sheath,â said Muniz. âThe area has been immobilised for the past four days.
âTheyâre dreaming of Roland Garros, but now that dream seems a bit further away. Everything will depend on what shows up on the ultrasound.â
The French Open is still five weeks away, giving Alcaraz some time to recover before he begins his title defense as two-time defending champion.
Carlos Alcaraz is dealing with a wrist injury that raises doubts about his participation in the French Open.
Alcaraz revealed that his current wrist injury is related to an earlier arm injury he had just recovered from.
Yes, Alcaraz felt pain while playing in the Barcelona tournament prior to discussing his wrist injury.
He hesitated to withdraw because he was concerned about the mental impact it could have on him.

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Even though he wasnât competing in the Madrid Open, Carlos Alcaraz was still in the city for the Laureus World Sports Awards, where he picked up the Sportsman of the Year honour for the first time.
Speaking to Teledeporte, Alcaraz said: âWeâll have to wait and see. The next test will be crucial, so weâre doing everything we can to make sure it goes well. After the test, weâll see how the injury is and what steps to take next.â
âI canât say a deadline because in the end, it can be before or after, we donât know so far. What we can guarantee is that we will do our best to be there as soon as possible,â Alcaraz also told Eldesmarque.
He made it clear that while his goal is to play at Roland Garros, he wonât take any risks if his recovery isnât complete by then.
âWe have a very long career, many years ahead of us,â said Alcaraz. âForcing it at this Roland-Garros could harm me a lot for future tournaments. Weâll see what the test shows⊠I prefer to come back a little later, but very well, rather than come back quickly but badly.
âI have a long career ahead, Iâm not afraid to skip what I have to skip. We are clear that this has to recover very well if I donât want it to harm me in the future.â
The 22-year-oldâs next scheduled appearance is at the Italian Open in Romeâan event where heâs defending championâbut with just two weeks until play begins, his availability remains uncertain.
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