High seed Carlos Alcaraz has pulled out of this week’s ATP 500 occasion in Acapulco with a strained hamstring.
The Spanish world No.2, who was scheduled to play his opening match on Tuesday, picked up the harm throughout his loss to Britain’s Cameron Norrie in Sunday’s Rio Open closing, the place the ache hindered his motion and serve.
“I’ve a grade 1 pressure in my proper hamstring that can maintain me out for a number of days, based on the checks we did this morning,” the US Open champion wrote on Twitter.
“I am actually unhappy I can not compete right here, however now it is time to consider recovering and being prepared as quickly as potential. I hope to see you all quickly!”
After spending greater than three months out of motion as a result of stomach and hamstring accidents, Alcaraz returned to the ATP Tour in February at Buenos Aires the place he beat Norrie within the closing for his first title since final 12 months’s US Open.
On the Rio Open, the 19-year-old Spaniard wanted remedy for a left leg drawback throughout his semi-final after which picked up an harm to the opposite leg within the match towards Norrie throughout which he wanted his leg wrapped halfway by means of the ultimate .
