Carlos Alcaraz Withdraws from Cincinnati Open with Wrist Injury
Carlos Alcaraz announced his withdrawal from the Cincinnati Open, a Masters 1000 tournament. The Spanish player was set to defend his title after winning the event last year.
Alcaraz cited a persistent right wrist injury as the reason for his decision. Medical staff confirmed that the injury would compromise his performance and risk further damage.
His absence reshapes the tournament draw, opening opportunities for other contenders. Fans expressed disappointment but also wished him a swift recovery.
The tournament organizers will proceed with the revised schedule and continue promoting the event. Alcaraz’s withdrawal underscores the physical demands faced by top tennis players.
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