Rafael Nadal gibt Ratschläge zur Handgelenksverletzung von Carlos Alcaraz

Rafael Nadal hat Carlos Alcaraz seine Unterstützung angeboten, nachdem der junge Spanier aufgrund einer beim Barcelona Open erlittenen Handgelenksverletzung seine Teilnahme an den French Open zurückgezogen hat. Nadal, der in seiner Karriere zweimal unter ähnlichen Problemen litt, lobte Alcaraz dafür, dass er der Genesung Vorrang einräumt.

Carlos Alcaraz beendete seine Sandplatzsaison vorzeitig, nachdem er sich während seines Erstrundensiegs gegen Otto Virtanen beim Barcelona Open am Handgelenk verletzt hatte. Er sicherte sich den Sieg mit 6:4, 6:2, doch spätere Untersuchungen bestätigten den Schaden, was ihn dazu zwang, sowohl das Rome Masters als auch Roland Garros, wo er Titelverteidiger war, auszulassen.

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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.

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.

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Following his withdrawal from the Barcelona and Madrid Opens due to a right wrist injury, Carlos Alcaraz has voiced uncertainty about defending his Roland Garros title. The world No. 2 emphasized patience and upcoming tests in recovery, while Madrid Open director Feliciano Lopez raised serious concerns based on his own experience.

Carlos Alcaraz has shared new practice footage showing him hitting forehands with his left hand while recovering from a right wrist injury. The 23-year-old Spaniard is using a method called cross education to stay active without straining the injured side. He remains sidelined from competition with a planned return in six weeks.

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Former player John McEnroe has shared his disappointment that Carlos Alcaraz missed the French Open and will also skip Wimbledon due to injury.

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