Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovicare on the entry list for the fourth ATP Masters 1000 event of the season, the Mutua Madrid Open. The clay-court event, which runs from 22 April-3 May, is set to feature all of the current Top 10 players in the PIF ATP Rankings. Casper Ruud is the defending champion at the ATP Masters 1000 […]
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Carlos Alcaraz has been taking a mini-break from tennis after his surprise early exit at the Miami Open. The Spaniard lost in the third round to Sebastian Korda, which was his second early exit in consecutive years in Miami. Alcaraz is set for a busy clay court season, which will begin with the first Masters on
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Carlos Alcaraz has splashed out on a multi-million pound super yacht, following in the footsteps of fellow Spaniard and idol, Rafael Nadal. The world No.1 has taken the world of tennis by storm in the last five years or so and has decided to spend some of his hard-earned prize money on a Sunreef Ultima 88 catamaran.
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Carlos Alcaraz exited the Miami Open at an early stage for a second consecutive year at the 2026 event. The world number one was defeated in the third round by Sebastian Korda at the ATP 1000 event, in one of the surprises of the whole tournament lcaraz’s record at the Sunshine Double is a worry, with the star’s last
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World number one Carlos Alcaraz was knocked out of the Miami Open in the third round after a surprise 6-3 5-7 6-4 defeat by Sebastian Korda. Top seed Alcaraz, 22, produced a sloppy first set which gave the American the early initiative but Korda looked to have blown his chance in the second set. Korda
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Carlos Alcaraz got his wish to “go home” as he was bundled out of the Miami Open and he is now set for a break before switching focus to the clay-court season. After a brilliant start to the 2026 season that saw him lift trophies at the Australian Open and Qatar Open, the seven-time Grand Slam winner has
Spanish coach Juan Carlos Ferrero revealed on Friday that he often thought about how he could help Carlos Alcaraz become a better person and tennis player, noting that managing off-court demands was the toughest challenge when he coached the world number one. “My question, time and again, was whether I was doing everything possible to
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court in Miami Joao Fonseca continues to make headlines across the ATP Tour, but few challenges come bigger than facing the top two players in the PIF ATP Rankings in consecutive weeks. The 19-year-old Brazilian now prepares for another statement opportunity when he takes on World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz in the second round of the Miami Open presented
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Carlos Alcaraz always keeps his promises, and the latest was to immortalize a kangaroo, the symbol of Australia, after winning the “Grand Slam” in Melbourne on February 1. Promise kept. The world number one now has the new tattoo on the lower part of his left leg, which is barely visible when wearing socks. “I
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Carlos Alcaraz is in Miami looking to bounce back from his shock loss to Daniil Medvedev in Indian Wells. Alcaraz was on a 16-match winning streak to start the year, overtaking Stan Wawrinka’s best-ever start to an ATP campaign However, Medvedev quickly stopped Alcaraz in his tracks, defeating the Spaniard 6-3, 7-6 in the Californian desert. If Alcaraz
