US EditionCarlos Alcaraz Has Withdrawn Injured From the Davis Cup Finals
Alcaraz sustained muscle edema in his right hamstring during the ATP Finals and will miss Spain's Davis Cup quarter-final, with Munar and Carreno Busta stepping in, officials said.
- Carlos Alcaraz has withdrawn from the Davis Cup Finals due to a hamstring injury sustained during the ATP Finals championship match.
- Alcaraz expressed his deep disappointment at missing the opportunity to represent Spain in the Davis Cup, which he considers 'the greatest thing there is.'
- The 22-year-old world number one suggested that the Davis Cup should be held less frequently to increase player commitment and make the event more 'unique' and 'different.
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Carlos Alcaraz ‘heartbroken’ as Tennis World No1 gives injury update ahead of key date
Carlos Alcaraz has been forced to pull out of Spain’s team for the Davis Cup Finals with the hamstring injury he suffered on Sunday.The world number one described the decision not to be able to represent his country in Bologna as heartbreaking, dealing a major blow to Spain’s title hopes.Alcaraz suffered the problem during his final defeat by Jannik Sinner at the ATP Finals in Turin.Following the match, he dismissed suggestions afterwards that h…
World number one Carlos Alcaraz had to cancel his participation in the Spanish national team at the Davis Cup final tournament in Bologna due to a right leg injury.
Carlos Alcaraz (1°) will not be in the Davis Cup Finals. The definition that will take place in Bologna, and that brings together the eight best countries that will go in search of the Silver Salad, will not have the two best tennis players of the time. A few weeks ago, Jannik Sinner (2°) announced that he would not play with Italy. Now, the Spanish will not go with his delegation either. In the case of Charly, due to an injury. “I have an edema…
Carlos Alcaraz Announces Shock Davis Cup Update Amid Injury Woes: “Heartbroken”
Carlos Alcaraz is all about playing for his country. The 22-year-old has always taken great pride in representing Spain. He loved competing under the red and yellow flag at last year’s Olympics. He was also excited to play for Spain in the Davis Cup finals this year. However, injuries sustained at the ATP Finals seem to be unrelenting as he’s forced to make a tough call. On Tuesday, Alcaraz announced his withdrawal from the tournament on social …
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