Carlos Alcaraz he aims to maintain his roadmap to Wimbledon. The world number 2 confirmed on Tuesday afternoon that he will play next week Queen’s ATP 500grass event where he planned to tackle the bulk of his preparations for Wimbledon.
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After his troubles due to cramps in the Roland Garros semifinals against Novak Djokovic, the Murcian player now wants to turn the page to focus on preparing for Wimbledon. He planned to pass the medical tests this Tuesday of suffered wrist discomfort in those ‘semis’, but the results of the tests were positive.
In this sense, he will play in the most outstanding week of preparation for London, in one of the leading events, with Halle, of the grass tour leading to the All England Tennis Club. This way, you won’t change the roadmap planned in your calendar.
This one in 2023 is about a significant change for Alcaraz in preparation for Wimbledon. After being unable to play last year due to discomfort at Queen’s, Alcaraz is there this year with the promise of high competition after playing the Hurlingham exhibition in 2022 en route to a third Grand Slam of the season.
Source: La Verdad
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