Carlos Alcaraz doesn’t play Mutua Madrid Open 2025 For the physical problems he suffered in the final number of Godó against the Holger-Rune. Resources near the organization confirmed to MD that the Murcian Tennis Player, winner of four Grand Slams, continues to His discomfort to the adductor of his right foot And he finally decided to subscribe to the contest held in the Spanish capital.
Alcaraz received medical assists in the second set of the final Barcelona open Banc Sabadell-Tropheo Conde de Godó. Holger-Rune, A great player of the same generation such as 21 -Year -old Murcia He reigned in Barcelona to be the first Danish champion of the event history.
Although Alcaraz emphasized on Sunday “I trust that the inconvenience does not hurt me in Madrid,” finally the damage to the adductor forced the Murcia Tennis player to stop his activity for the capital edition. “I have to talk to my team and we’ll do evidence,” appreciated.
The optimism in which Alcaraz spoke at a press conference about his future in Mutua Madrid Open 2025 went into a pessimistic tone this past Wednesday when he emphasized that “I was waiting.” He emphasized that too “I thought it would be better, but there we were a bit annoyingly physically, Madrid’s doubt,”.
Andrey Rublev He removed the last edition of Madrid to Carlos Alcaraz in the quarterfinals. The Russian tennis player, who is currently in the eighth position in the ATP rank, won the champion trophy in 2024.
Carlos Alcaraz has made his desire to participate in Madrid on many occasions. Montecarlo’s recent champion and finalist in the number of Godó finally decided Chain 10 games in 12 days since it started in Masters 1000 of Montecarlo.
“They have not stopped for two weeks, with the maximum demand,” Murcian said after falling before running to Barcelona. Alcaraz began as the second leader of the contest. Now he will focus on his forces Return your physical tone for Roland Garroswhich begins on May 25.
Source: La Verdad
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