Carlos Alcaraz Withdraws from Rio Open Due to Ankle Injury

The world No. 2 tennis player sustained the injury during his first match, casting uncertainty over his upcoming engagements.

Carlos Alcaraz retired from the Rio Open after injuring his right ankle in the first set against Thiago Monteiro.
The injury occurred on Tuesday during the Round of 32 match, leading to Alcaraz's withdrawal after just two games.
Alcaraz, a two-time major champion, expressed hope for a quick recovery, with medical tests planned to assess the injury's severity.
The Spanish star's participation in future tournaments, including a match against Rafael Nadal and the French Open, is now in question.
Alcaraz had previously won the Rio Open in 2022 and was the runner-up in 2023.