Carlos Alcaraz Withdraws from Italian Open Due to Forearm Injury

The world number three tennis player cites ongoing pain after a recent match as the reason for his withdrawal, impacting his preparation for the upcoming French Open.

Carlos Alcaraz, ranked third globally, has withdrawn from the Italian Open starting next week due to persistent forearm pain.
The injury follows a recent defeat at the Madrid Open, where Alcaraz ended his bid for a third consecutive title.
Alcaraz reported muscle edema in his pronator teres, a condition stemming from his recent activities on the court.
His withdrawal casts uncertainty on his participation in the French Open, where he reached the semifinals last year.
Other top players like Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev are also facing physical challenges, affecting the competitive landscape.