The era of Carlos Alcaraz is shaping up. After his unfortunate farewell to Roland Garros, the Murcian tennis player is resting these days at home before deciding whether she will finally participate, next week, in the Queen’s tournament.
Discomfort in his left wrist where he ended his semifinal duel against Novak Djokovic called into question his participation in the classic tournament in London, his only stop on his way to Wimbledon, which starts on July 3.
Unlike the previous two years, Alcaraz will not play any clay tournaments after the British Grand Slam. Instead, she will play the new Hopman Cup, on the hard courts in Nice, forming a duo with Paula Badosa from July 19 to 23.
Then, the North American tour that will pass through Toronto (August 7-13), Cincinnati (August 13-20) and the US Open, from August 28 to September 9, in New York, in his first defense of a Grand Slam.
After the US Open, it’s the turn of the Davis Cup, with contention in the group stage, from September 12 to 17 in Valencia.which will be followed by an Asian tour with two stops: the Shanghai Masters 1000, from October 4 to 15, and the Beijing tournament, a week before.
The China Open confirmed in the last hours the presence of the former number 1, which will be released in the Asian country after several years marked by the cancellation of the tournament due to restrictions due to the pandemic.
“Hi everyone, I’m Carlos. I have good news for my fans in China. I’ll be playing the China Open this year and I’m really looking forward to seeing them in Beijing. I heard that the venues are beautiful, the fans are very passionate and China has an amazing history and culture.” declared the Spaniard through a video published by the tournament account on the Weibo social network and which we have not yet downloaded.
After returning from Asia, Alcaraz will close the season with his participation in the Masters 1000 ATP in Paris-Bercy (October 30-November 5), although he could play last week in Basel or Vienna, and in the ATP Finals in Turin, from November 12 to 19.
The culmination, if Spain qualifies in September, will come at the final stage of the Davis Cup in Malaga, from November 21 to 26.
Source: La Verdad
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