The Spaniard pulls out due to a wrist injury, raising doubts over his title defence at the upcoming US Open.
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Carlos Alcaraz has withdrawn from the Cincinnati Open because of a wrist injury, increasing concerns over his fitness ahead of his US Open title defence.
The four-time Grand Slam champion’s decision to skip the tournament comes as a setback to his preparations for the final major of the season.
Alcaraz has not revealed the full extent of the injury, but his withdrawal has sparked questions about whether he will be at his best when the US Open begins.
The Spaniard, known for his explosive style and physical intensity, will now focus on recovery and returning to full fitness before his Grand Slam campaign.
Fans and organisers will closely monitor updates on Alcaraz’s condition as the tournament approaches.
