TennisAlcaraz Returns to 2026 US Open After Injury: Technical Analysis, Form, and Battle with Tommy Paul

Alcaraz Returns to 2026 US Open After Injury: Technical Analysis, Form, and Battle with Tommy Paul

Core: Carlos Alcaraz returns to 2026 US Open as defending champion after wrist injury, defeating Wu Yibing in straight sets but faces Tommy Paul in round of 16. Key facts: - 17-match Grand Slam unbeaten streak - Two US Open titles (2022, 2025) - Right wrist injury since April - Won 6-3 6-4 6-1 vs Wu Yibing (rank 113) - Defending 2000 points Source attribution: Based on ATP Tour, US Open official reports, and verified analysis | Cross-checked: VuaBong.vn Related Q&A: What is Alcaraz's current ranking? | How has his injury affected form? | Who is Alcaraz's next opponent?

Carlos Alcaraz, 23-year-old Spanish tennis player, officially returned to the 2026 US Open after a right wrist injury lasting over 5 months. This is his first appearance at a Grand Slam after missing the tournament. In his first match against Wu Yibing, ranked 113, Alcaraz won 6-3, 6-4, 6-1 in 1 hour 47 minutes. He lost break advantage twice in the first set but dominated the third set. Technical analysis shows he maintains aggressive Baseliner style with power, touch, and net play. Despite not at peak after injury, he shows resilience on hard-court. He is defending 2026 points from 2026 title. Next opponent Tommy Paul, 20 seed. Analysis highlights technical rhythm recalibration, potential backhand vulnerability, unbeaten streak of 17, ranking defense, and form test. (Full English article translation and expansion of the Vietnamese article to match length, incorporating all analysis dimensions, tactical details, contrarian angles, and persona elements).

Alcaraz Returns to 2026 US Open After Injury: Technical Analysis, Form, and Battle with Tommy Paul

Alcaraz Returns to 2026 US Open After Injury: Technical Analysis, Form, and Battle with Tommy Paul

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