Overview
- Alcaraz injured his right wrist at the Barcelona Open in April and then withdrew from the clay and grass swings, including Roland Garros and Wimbledon.
- New video and photos from Comporta, Portugal, show him without the bulky splint seen earlier and playing light beach activity, prompting cautious optimism about healing.
- There is still no confirmed comeback date and reports say he is expected to remain in rehabilitation for at least six more weeks under medical supervision.
- Recent practice clips show him training with his left hand using a ‘cross‑education’ approach to protect the injured right wrist while maintaining tennis movement and fitness.
- His prolonged absence has reshaped ranking dynamics and tournament draws, and media outlets are speculating—without confirmation—that he could target the Canadian Open or Cincinnati as a return option.