Carlos alcaraz

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner continue to be the symbolic faces of the ATP tour. Right now, the Italian ace is going through a more favorable moment than his huge rival. The 24-year-old from Sesto Pusteria has not only won the Monte Carlo Masters 1000, but has also returned to the top of the ATP

Injuries have become a dominant feature on both the women’s and men’s tennis tours in recent years and two factors are often cited as the primary reason. World No 2 Carlos Alcaraz has been forced to pull out of this week’s tournament in Barcelona with a wrist problem after he opted to play back-to-back tournaments in Monte Carlo and

Carlos Alcaraz stunned his opponent Sebastian Baez at the Monte-Carlo Masters with a 114 mph forehand as the Spaniard cruised to victory in straight sets. The world number one was in fine form, as he began the tournament in Monaco with a 6-1, 6-3, win over the 65th ranked Argentinian. Alcaraz crashed out of the

Carlos Alcaraz said he had ‘missed clay so much’ ahead of this week’s Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters, and the Spaniard certainly seemed to enjoy himself on returning to the surface for his first match at the ATP Masters 1000 event.  Defending champion Alcaraz barraged to a 6-1, 6-3 opening-round win against Sebastian Baez on Court Rainier III, where he barely

Carlos Alcaraz and Stan Wawrinka could be set for a first-time-ever meeting in the second round of the Monte-Carlo Masters.  Wawrinka said it was his ‘dream’ to face Alcaraz in 2026, which will be his final year on the ATP Tour before retirement. The Swiss star needs to beat Sebastian Baez in his first round match in

The draw for the Monte-Carlo Masters has been made and the top seeds have found out their fate.  Carlos Alcaraz is looking to defend his title from last year after he won the Masters tournament for the first time. His biggest rival, Jannik Sinner, meanwhile, has the chance to become the world number one again if he

A footballing icon and former World Cup winner has revealed that he suffered an injury after playing a friendly tennis match with world number one Carlos Alcaraz. Alcaraz, who won the Australian Open in February, is currently preparing for the clay-court season, with the Spaniard set to defend his Monte Carlo Masters title when the

Ronaldo Nazario is one of the greatest footballers of all time, but has seemingly shifted his interests since retirement. After all, the 49-year-old now clearly favours tennis and is pictured at events throughout the year whenever available. His stature within the sporting world and newfound love for this particular sport saw him offered the ultimate

Carlos Alcaraz’s post‑Ferrero era has begun with startling efficiency: Samuel Lopez, promoted after Juan Carlos Ferrero’s exit, has preserved the tactical blueprint while guiding Alcaraz to a career Grand Slam in Australia and a Doha title. Continuity, not revolution, has delivered immediate results — and the door remains ajar for a future Ferrero reunion. Alcaraz’s