Carlos Alcaraz Hit by ‘Mental Weakness’, ‘Depression’ Claim as Italian Tennis Official Says ‘Doubts Have Taken Over’
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The expert suggested that prolonged recovery from injury and loss of play uniform could cause Alkaras to develop depression.
Gianni Daniele estimates that the long recovery that has taken the Spanish to return to the courts also has a psychological factor.
Carlos Alcaraz goes through one of the most delicate moments of his still short career. Murciano tennis player has been away from the competition for several months for a right wrist injury that has forced him to miss tournaments as important as Roland Garros and Wimbledon. In addition, he recently confirmed his absence in the Masters 1000 of Cincinnati, putting even more uncertainty about his possible return to the US Open, where he defends the…
The former 1 of the world suffers from a doll ailment that has him away from the circuit.However, from Jannik Sinner's country they talk about other extra-sports factors. Roland Garros and Wimbledon have already been lost, and their presence at the US Open is in doubt.
Gianni Daniele, head doctor of the Italian Tennis Federation, went back to the situation of the Spanish rival of Jannik Sinner. FITP's cadre has largely criticized the world number 2, absent since the beginning of April and uncertain for the US Open.
The Spanish, number 2 of the world, has not competed since April for a right wrist injury, but the Italian clinician referred to emotional issues
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