Carlos Alcaraz OUT of Cincinnati 🤕 Is His US Open Defence in Danger?

Carlos Alcaraz has withdrawn from the 2026 Cincinnati Open due to his persistent right-wrist injury, placing his US Open title defence in serious doubt.

The defending Cincinnati and US Open champion has not played a competitive match since April, missing Roland Garros, Wimbledon, Montreal and now the final major warm-up tournament before New York.

Can Alcaraz recover in time for the US Open? Even if he competes, will he have enough match fitness to challenge Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic and the rest of the men’s field?

In this video, we discuss:

Carlos Alcaraz’s latest wrist injury update
Why his Cincinnati withdrawal is so significant
The risks of entering the US Open without match preparation
How the withdrawal changes the US Open title race
Whether Alcaraz’s 2026 season is now in serious danger

Let us know in the comments: Do you think Carlos Alcaraz will play the US Open, and can he still defend his title?

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