Carlos Alcaraz, current World No.3 will not play in the 2025 Madrid Open this week after it was confirmed that scans showed a small tear in his right adductor muscle. The news is a cruel blow for ...

The ATP Tour classified the injury as a right adductor muscle strain. "In the Barcelona final I felt something in the left hamstring, I didn't think that it was that serious," the Spaniard said ...

He had surgery Sept. 20 to repair two torn hip adductor muscles, two hernias and two torn lower abdominal muscles, and then arthroscopic knee surgery Jan. 9. “It’s been obviously a long time ...

He had surgery on Sept. 20 to repair two torn hip adductor muscles, two hernias and two torn lower abdominal muscles. He also had arthroscopic knee surgery on Jan. 9. The Oilers trail the Kings 1 ...

He had surgery on Sept. 20 to repair two torn hip adductor muscles, two hernias and two torn lower abdominal muscles. He also had arthroscopic knee surgery on Jan. 9. A day after a hectic 6-5 loss ...

The forward had surgery Sept. 20 to repair two torn hip adductor muscles, two hernias and two torn lower abdominal muscles, and then arthroscopic knee surgery Jan. 9. "Kane is a possibility of ...

He suffered an adductor muscle injury early in the tournament and the U.S. by rule could not replace him on its four-man roster for the Paris Games, so the Americans had to play the rest of the ...

“During the Barcelona final, I hurt the adductor muscle in my right leg, but I also felt something in the hamstring of my left leg,” Alcaraz said. “We’ve tried everything to ...