Alcaraz Withdraws From Cincinnati Open Due to Wrist Injury
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Carlos Alcaraz has withdrawn from the Cincinnati Open, further delaying his return to competition following a wrist injury sustained in April. The withdrawal impacts his preparation for the upcoming US Open.
Alcaraz hasn't played since first injuring his wrist back at the Barcelona Open in April.
The decision to withdraw from the Cincinnati Open indicates Alcaraz is prioritizing recovery and ensuring he is fully fit before competing again. The US Open, scheduled to begin later this month, remains his next target tournament.
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