Carlos Alcaraz receives support after Wimbledon withdrawal

Carlos Alcaraz has withdrawn from the grass-court season including Wimbledon due to a wrist injury. The decision has drawn criticism from some former players but support from others who highlight the Spaniard's need for rest.

Carlos Alcaraz confirmed his withdrawal from the grass-court swing at Queen’s and Wimbledon through a social media post on Tuesday. The 23-year-old said his recovery from the wrist injury was progressing but he was not yet fit enough to compete. He expressed regret at missing the events, which he described as special tournaments for him.

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Carlos Alcaraz strikes a forehand winner over Otto Virtanen at Barcelona Open despite wrist discomfort.
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Alcaraz defeats Virtanen in Barcelona Open opener despite right wrist discomfort

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Carlos Alcaraz beat Otto Virtanen 6-4, 6-2 in 1 hour and 25 minutes in his debut at the Trofeo Conde de Godó (Barcelona Open), calling a medical timeout for right wrist pain but returning to win convincingly on Pista Rafael Nadal. Fresh off losing the Monte Carlo Masters final to Jannik Sinner, the Spaniard downplayed the recurring issue, which he links to limited recovery time.

Two-time Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz announced on Tuesday that he will miss this year's grass-court Grand Slam because of a lingering right wrist injury.

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Carlos Alcaraz has pulled out of the French Open and Wimbledon due to a wrist issue that has sparked debate over its exact nature. Rafael Nadal offered reassurance based on his own experience with a similar problem.

Three days after expressing doubts about Roland Garros amid withdrawals from Barcelona and Madrid due to his right wrist injury, Carlos Alcaraz announced he will skip the Rome Masters 1000 and French Open. New tests revealed tendon inflammation and cartilage damage; Jannik Sinner voiced support for a quick recovery.

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A new video shared by Carlos Alcaraz's trainer shows the Spanish tennis player running without a wrist brace. The footage offers hope after months sidelined by injury. Alcaraz has missed several major tournaments this year.

Nick Kyrgios suffered another setback with his right knee during a first-round loss at the Mallorca Championships. The Australian exited the grass-court event in straight sets just days before Wimbledon begins on June 29.

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