World No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz's return from a right wrist injury is progressing, but his absence from the Montréal National Bank Open entry list raises questions. He is focusing on a cautious recovery plan, prioritizing long-term health over rushing back, with Cincinnati and the US Open as potential return tournaments.
Andy Murray has expressed confidence in Jack Draper's fitness and tennis ability, stating he's been practicing daily and his game is "bloody good." Draper, ranked 113 after injuries, is preparing for Eastbourne.
Carlos Alcaraz will miss Wimbledon and the Queen's tournament due to a wrist injury sustained in April. The world No. 2 aims to return as soon as possible after previously withdrawing from several other events.
Jack Draper has been ruled out of the French Open with an aggravated knee tendon injury, marking another setback in his attempt to return from a long-term arm injury that sidelined him for eight months. The 24-year-old Briton, who was once ranked in the world's top four, retired during his first-round match at the Barcelona Open this month and has decided against attempting best-of-five-set tennis on clay. He will instead focus on recovering for the grass-court season. The injury means he will likely fall outside the top 100 when he returns, joining several other British players including Emma Raducanu and Sonay Kartal who are also sidelined.
Jack Draper has been ruled out of the French Open with an aggravated knee tendon injury. The 24-year-old British player, who was ranked in the world's top four less than a year ago, retired during his first-round match at the Barcelona Open this month. After returning from an eight-month arm injury in February, Draper has managed only nine matches across five events and has decided to focus on recovering for the grass-court season instead of risking a return to best-of-five-set tennis on clay.
Carlos Alcaraz has withdrawn from both the Rome Masters and French Open to recover from a wrist injury sustained during the Barcelona Open earlier this month. The world No. 2 and two-time reigning Roland Garros champion announced the decision on social media, stating he and his team decided it was best to avoid rushing his comeback. The 22-year-old became the youngest man to complete the career Grand Slam in January after winning the Australian Open and has a 22-3 record this season.
Carlos Alcaraz has withdrawn from the French Open, citing a wrist injury sustained during his first-round match at the Barcelona Open. The two-time defending champion lost in the Monte Carlo Masters final to Jannik Sinner before attempting to play in Barcelona two days later, where he injured his wrist. Alcaraz will also miss the Rome tournament as he undergoes further evaluation.
Jack Draper has withdrawn from the Madrid Open and Italian Open due to an aggravated knee tendon injury, suffered during his retirement from his opening match at the Barcelona Open last week. The 24-year-old British player, who reached a career-high ranking of No. 4 last year, will miss most of the clay-court season but remains targeting a return at Roland Garros beginning 24 May. This represents another setback in a career hampered by injury issues, following a six-month layoff earlier this year for a left arm bone bruise.
Russian tennis player Andrey Rublev moved up three spots to 12th in the latest ATP Rankings after reaching the final of the 2026 ATP Barcelona Open, where he lost to France's Arthur Fils. The 28-year-old Russian, competing as a neutral athlete, has won 17 career ATP singles titles including gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in mixed doubles.
Arthur Fils won the Barcelona Open clay-court title on Sunday, defeating Russia's Andrey Rublev 6-2, 7-6 (7-2). The 21-year-old Frenchman, returning from a back injury that sidelined him for eight months in 2025, has reached three finals in his last four tournaments since returning in February. He is set to rise back into the top 25 world rankings.
