Carlos Alcaraz has been compared to ‘the big three’ by compatriot and former world No.3 David Ferrer, suggesting that his fellow Spaniard ‘is in a year of transition’.
Alcaraz was forced to retire from his first round match at the Rio Open last week after only two games, with the 20-year-old twisting his ankle in just the second point.
The Wimbledon champion has since had an MRI scan and revealed that it should only take a few days to recover, making him able to play in Indian Wells and bid to defend the title.
👋🏻! Acabo de realizarme una resonancia magnética en el tobillo tras la lesión de ayer, y tengo un esguince lateral grado II que me tendrá unos días parado… Nos vemos en Las Vegas e Indian Wells! 🇺🇸🙌🏻
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— Carlos Alcaraz (@carlosalcaraz) February 21, 2024
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