Alcaraz wins US Open return match after 139-day injury absence

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Carlos Alcaraz made his comeback to professional tennis at the US Open after being sidelined for 139 days due to injury. The Spanish player defeated Roman Safiullin in straight sets in his first match back on court. Alcaraz confirmed he was competing without pain and described his return as a positive experience. He also expressed enthusiasm for the tournament ahead, saying he intended to savour every match he plays.

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