Carlos Alcaraz continues to navigate Tokyo with both brilliance and resilience. Just days after sparking concern when he twisted his ankle during his Japan Open opener against Sebastián Báez, the World No. 1 has sent a fresh message of reassurance. The Spaniard overcame Zizou Bergs 6-4, 6-3 in the third round, advancing with confidence despite the lingering discomfort in his ankle.

The victory was not only another step forward in his Asian swing, but also proof of how quickly his team managed to stabilise the situation. After falling awkwardly in his first match and leaving the crowd stunned, there were doubts about whether he would even continue in the tournament. Alcaraz himself admitted his ankle was painful, and the following day was labelled “key” to determining his participation. Th

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