Spain’s young tennis star
Carlos Alcaraz has revealed he is
not sure about playing in the upcoming
Madrid Open. The 20-year-old is often
regarded as one of the most highly-rated players currently playing in the men’s
singles category alongside Italy’s Jannik Sinner.
Alcaraz has been struggling with a forearm injury in the
recent past which is why he ended up missing the Monte-Carlo Masters and the
Barcelona Open. The reigning world number three, who is also the defending
champion at the Madrid Open, was recently quoted in a report where he stated
that he is not 100 per cent sure of playing in the upcoming mega-event but that things
are going well and he is trying to avoid getting into trouble by rushing ahead
of a busy season where two Grand Slams are to be played in the space of two
months.
"There are still days until my first match,” said Alcaraz.
“Today I trained more intensely, things are going well, I have good feelings. I
don't want to rush, I don't want to get into trouble with myself. I can't say
I'm going to play my 100% because I don't know, I don't take anything for
granted. Right now, with the feelings this morning and the mentality I have, I
would be happy with playing 3-4 games.”