France continues to try at all costs to vilify Spanish athletes. After looking for answers to the Miguel’s successes Indurain or Raphael Nadalwith doping issues involved, the latest to have been the victim of an attempted disqualification based on his level is Carlos Alcaraz.
The Murcian tennis player announced his withdrawal from the 1,000 Monte Carlo Masters due to an injury to his forearm. A new injury that puts in check the preparation of the young pearl of Spanish tennis. The decision not to participate in Monte Carlo has served the French press, specifically the newspaper L’Equipe, to shoot mercilessly at the regularity and physical condition of the current number three in the ATP ranking. L’Equipe publish a report in which Alcaraz’s future is filled with doubt: “Carlos Alcaraz, 20 years old and a body already very worn out by injuries,” headline in a report where he reviews all of the Murcian’s injuries: Abductor, abdominal, forearm… an informative review that, however, culminates with the ruling that The Murcian suffers too many injuries for his young age.
They tried, without success, with Rafa - who from a very young age struggled in physical inferiority due to the damn injuries with his rivals - and they try again with the new Spanish white blackbird. Let’s see if the flute plays. The French don’t learn.
