Rafael Nadal donne des conseils à Carlos Alcaraz au sujet de sa blessure au poignet

Rafael Nadal a apporté son soutien à Carlos Alcaraz après le retrait du jeune Espagnol de Roland-Garros en raison d'une blessure au poignet contractée lors de l'Open de Barcelone. Nadal, qui a connu des problèmes similaires à deux reprises au cours de sa carrière, a félicité Alcaraz pour avoir fait de son rétablissement une priorité.

Carlos Alcaraz a mis fin prématurément à sa saison sur terre battue après s'être blessé au poignet lors d'une victoire au premier tour contre Otto Virtanen à l'Open de Barcelone. Il a remporté le match 6-4, 6-2, mais des examens ont confirmé par la suite la gravité de la blessure, le contraignant à faire l'impasse sur le Masters de Rome et sur Roland-Garros, où il remettait son titre en jeu.

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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.

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Carlos Alcaraz began his Monte Carlo Masters title defense with a straight-sets victory over Sebastian Baez in the round of 32. The Spaniard acknowledged in an on-court interview that he expects to lose his world No. 1 position to Jannik Sinner during the clay season. Sinner, trailing by 1,190 points, also advanced with a straight-sets win over Ugo Humbert.

 

 

 

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