Carlos Alcaraz had been set to participate at next month’s Australian Open but has been hospitalised after suffering a heart attack while in quarantine.
It is understood that Alcaraz is doing well and could be released from hospital this weekend,
but whether or not he can still officiate in the tournament is unknown.
spanish tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz has suffered a heart attack in Melbourne ahead of February’s Australian Open and is recovering in hospital.
Spanish website TenisNews reported he was doing well and was expected to be released from hospital on Saturday,
and was conscious in photos seen on social media of him being wheeled into an ambulance.
Carlos has been an ATP US Open men’s finalist as well as the Wimbledon men’s title decider.
More than 70 players and their entourages are confined to their hotel rooms for 14 days and unable to train for the February 8-21
Australian Open after passengers on three charter flights returned positive tests a deadly disease.
Men’s world no. 1 Novak Djokovic has come under fire for criticising the event while suggesting a series alternative measures to Tennis Australia.
He has defended his actions on social media.
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