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Carlos Alcaraz speaks out on Madrid Open withdrawal as star dogged by two injuries
Carlos Alcaraz has addressed his decision to pull out of one of his home tournaments, the Madrid Open. The world No. 3 sparked concerns that he would not be ready to compete after picking up an adductor injury in Sunday’s Barcelona Open final. On Thursday, he confirmed he would not compete at this week’s Masters 1000 in Madrid.
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