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Carlos Alcaraz pulls out of Cincinnati Masters, US Open future uncertain

Spanish world No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz announced he will not compete in the Cincinnati Masters 1000 after a right‑wrist injury that first appeared at the Barcelona Open in April. The withdrawal forfeits the 1,000 ranking points he earned at the event last year and raises serious doubts about his ability to play the US Open in New York.

Alcaraz is also reportedly weighing a wildcard entry to the ATP 250 Winston‑Salem tournament as a final preparation before the US Open, though no decision has been confirmed. Former players and commentators, including Greg Rusedski, have warned that missing Cincinnati could mean Alcaraz will not be fit enough to compete at Flushing Meadows.

Other top players are also absent from the Cincinnati field. Denmark’s Holger Rune confirmed his withdrawal while still recovering from an Achilles‑tendon injury, and Italy’s Jannik Sinner is undergoing medical checks for a knee problem that could affect his participation. Their absences further weaken the hard‑court swing ahead of the US Open.

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ATP Tour · Alexander Zverev · Bob Moran · Carlos Alcaraz · Cincinnati Masters · Cincinnati Masters (Western & Southern Open) · Cincinnati Open · Holger Rune · Jannik Sinner · US Open · Winston‑Salem Open

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