Carlos Alcaraz successfully began his US Open title defence with a straight-sets victory against Roman Safiullin following a lengthy absence due to a wrist injury. During his post-match remarks, the Spanish player expressed astonishment at Novak Djokovic's unexpected exit from the tournament in the opening round. Alcaraz acknowledged experiencing unusual nerves upon his return to competitive play but confirmed he did not suffer any physical pain.
Carlos Alcaraz opened his US Open title defence with a straight-sets win over Roman Safiullin, while calling Novak Djokovic’s first-round exit a “big surprise.” Returning after 139 days out with a wrist injury, Alcaraz admitted feeling unusually nervous but was pain-free after the match. The Spaniard, now 23-3 this season, will next face Jaime Faria.
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