The hottest sport on the morning of April 12: Nadal can quit the Barcelona Open

(Sports news) Australian Open champion Rafa Nadal is making the Barcelona Open organizers nervous.

Nadal may drop out of Barcelona Open

The defending Australian Open champion Rafa Nadal is making the organizers of the Barcelona Open nervous when he said that he may not have recovered from his injury in time to attend the tournament in his home country.

Nadal has won the Barcelona Open 12 times

The Spanish “Gaur” suffered a rib injury in the Indian Wells tournament and is expected to take 4-6 weeks to recover. The ATP 500 Barcelona Open will kick off early next week and is one of the most important tournaments for Roland Garros. Nadal is the king of this tournament with a record of 12 championships. Currently, Nadal’s media representative said that he “the king of clay” has not made any official decisions about his upcoming plans.

Alcaraz wants to face Djokovic

Carlos Alcaraz recently said he dreams of having the opportunity to face Novak Djokovic right here in Monte Carlo when they were on the same branch. “I hope to see Djokovic in the quarter-finals, of course it will be a difficult match but there is a first time and I know I have to play as well as I can and stabilize myself. However, for now, I have to focus on the next matches,” Alcaraz said.

Opelka Champion in Houston

Reilly Opelka won her fourth ATP career title after defeating John Isner in the Houston final 6-3 7-6 (9-7). In a showdown between the two tallest tennis players in history, Opelka won a single break to win the first set before saving three set points in the second set’s tie-break, from a 4-6 lead. Upstream won 9-7. This is Opelka’s first clay-court championship.

Joshua does not have the “home field” advantage

According to the British press, Anthony Joshua in the upcoming match against Oleksandr Usyk will not be able to play at the Tottenham club’s stadium. Although Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn had campaigned to host the event at this stadium, the offer from Saudi Arabia was twice as high and Usyk’s side was no longer interested in London after beating Joshua last time in the tournament. this.

F1 jewelry law criticized

Mercedes team leader Toto Wolff recently criticized the new regulation of the International Automobile Federation (FIA) about drivers not being able to wear jewelry at the Australian GP, ​​affecting a number of people including: there’s Lewis Hamilton. Wolff took aim at race director Niels Wittich, saying: “I don’t understand what these rules are for, is it possible that Wittich has just come into office and has to show that he can do something?”