Overview
- Carlos Alcaraz confirmed his withdrawal from the Mutua Madrid Open during a press conference on April 24, citing a right adductor injury sustained in the Barcelona Open final.
- The decision follows medical evaluations and consultations with his team, with Alcaraz emphasizing the importance of ‘listening to his body.’
- The 21-year-old, a four-time Grand Slam champion, aims to focus on recovery and preparation for Roland Garros, where he will defend his title and 2,000 ATP points next month.
- The injury marks a setback in Alcaraz’s clay-court season, having already played 10 matches in 12 days, including his Monte Carlo win and Barcelona final appearance.
- Alcaraz also launched his Netflix docuseries ‘A mi manera,’ offering a personal glimpse into his life and career ambitions, balancing elite tennis with personal freedom.