Carlos Alcaraz injury update: Why he's missing Montréal Open
Tennis star Carlos Alcaraz continues to recover from a wrist injury, leading to his withdrawal from the Montréal Open. Despite the setback, he has shared positive updates from his training sessions.
Why it matters
Alcaraz is a major figure in professional tennis, and his injury status significantly impacts the competitive landscape of upcoming Grand Slam events.
Carlos Alcaraz's return to competitive tennis appears to be moving in the right direction, but not as quickly as many expected. The World No. 2 has been out since suffering a right wrist injury at the Barcelona Open in April, forcing him to miss several of the biggest events on the calendar, including Madrid, Rome, Roland Garros and Wimbledon. Now, with his name absent from the National Bank Open entry list in Montréal, fresh questions have emerged over his comeback timeline. Even so, Alcaraz has shared encouraging signs from the practice court, suggesting his recovery continues to progress.Why is Carlos Alcaraz still missing tournaments despite positive recovery signs?Carlos Alcaraz has now spent close to four months away from competition after being diagnosed with right wrist tenosynovitis.
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