Carlos Alcaraz anxious after layoff but feels ‘great’ about wrist
Tennis star Carlos Alcaraz reports feeling fully recovered from a four-month wrist injury ahead of the US Open. Despite feeling some anxiety after his layoff, he is confident in his preparation and support team.
Why it matters
Alcaraz is a major figure in professional tennis, and his return to form is a significant development for the upcoming Grand Slam tournament.
Carlos Alcaraz has drawn confidence from gruelling practice sessions ahead of the Grand Slam.
Listen Summarise Carlos Alcaraz feels fully recovered and confident ahead of the US Open despite a four-month wrist injury layoff. He acknowledges anxiety but relies on his support team and practice sessions to regain competitive form. Alcaraz’s rivalry with Jannik Sinner is paused due to Sinner’s injury; Alcaraz wishes him a strong recovery. AI generated
NEW YORK – Carlos Alcaraz said on Aug 28 he feels at “100 per cent” ahead of his defence of the US Open, but acknowledged feeling anxious after a four-month layoff due to a wrist injury.
The Spaniard has drawn confidence from gruelling practice sessions ahead of the Grand Slam, he told reporters at a pre-tournament media day.
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