Carlos Alcaraz Told There's No Need for Him to Rush His Comeback Because 'His Bank Account Is Pretty Full'
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Everything indicates that the Spaniard will reappear in the competition in the next Masters 1000 of Cincinnati, after four months on the dry dock for his wrist injury.
The Murcian has uploaded a video to his Instagram account preparing his return
Carlos Alcaraz has already made history in tennis at only 23 years old, but still has a lot to offer on the court. El Palmar’s tennis player has achieved a total of 26 individual titles in his professional career, highlighting among them 7 Grand Slam tournaments and multiple Masters 1000 and ATP 500 category championships. Despite the fame gained in recent years, Alcaraz has always kept his feet on the ground and, in large part, is due to the ed…
Pending the evolution of his right wrist to break back into the circuit, Carlos Alcaraz looks with some uncertainty at the last third of the season, in which he will try to cut points in the struggle to reach Jannik Sinner, who has reached his 82nd week as the number one in the world. Beyond [...] La entrada Alcaraz, in search of improvement in the struggle to reach Sinner was first published in Focus Informative.
The Murciano has started training again at high rates. Cincinnati is now a concrete hypothesis
Secretism and silence continue to command the final phase of Carlos Alcaraz's recovery, which all continues to point out that he will return to the Masters 1000 of Cincinnati, tournament that is held from August 13 to 23.
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