• Alcaraz will miss Rome ATP1000 and Roland Garros!

    From kalevi@kalevi@kolttonen.fi (Kalevi Kolttonen) to rec.sport.tennis on Sun May 3 18:45:06 2026
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    Hello!

    I just read that Carlos Alcaraz will miss Rome ATP1000
    and Roland Garros due to on-going wrist injury. What
    an opportunity for Jannik Sinner to win it all!

    If Sinner wins in Rome ATP1000, he will join Djoker
    as the only two men who have won all ATP1000 titles.

    I actually have zero empathy for Alcaraz because it
    is part of the full tennis package that your body
    must stand the heat. Obviously Alcaraz's style of
    play is placing too much stress at his wrist and his
    body cannot take it. They predicted that Nadal's
    style of play would cause him serious injuries, but
    that did not happen - Nadal was mostly healthy during
    the whole of his career.

    This could be very serious indeed for Alcaraz.
    Just remember how fantastic Dominic Thiem was before
    and how terrible he became after his wrist injury.
    Thiem never really recovered and he kept losing early
    in the tournaments.

    Time will tell what happens to Alcaraz. I do hope
    that he will make a full recovery.

    br,
    KK
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  • From Scall5@nospam@home.net to rec.sport.tennis on Thu May 7 18:54:22 2026
    From Newsgroup: rec.sport.tennis

    On 5/3/2026 1:45 PM, Kalevi Kolttonen wrote:
    Hello!

    I just read that Carlos Alcaraz will miss Rome ATP1000
    and Roland Garros due to on-going wrist injury. What
    an opportunity for Jannik Sinner to win it all!

    If Sinner wins in Rome ATP1000, he will join Djoker
    as the only two men who have won all ATP1000 titles.

    I actually have zero empathy for Alcaraz because it
    is part of the full tennis package that your body
    must stand the heat. Obviously Alcaraz's style of
    play is placing too much stress at his wrist and his
    body cannot take it. They predicted that Nadal's
    style of play would cause him serious injuries, but
    that did not happen - Nadal was mostly healthy during
    the whole of his career.

    This could be very serious indeed for Alcaraz.
    Just remember how fantastic Dominic Thiem was before
    and how terrible he became after his wrist injury.
    Thiem never really recovered and he kept losing early
    in the tournaments.

    Time will tell what happens to Alcaraz. I do hope
    that he will make a full recovery.

    br,
    KK

    That would really suck.
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