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Carlos Alcaraz is chasing the world No.1 title, but one reporter was more interested to know if he’s chasing the girls. The Spaniard has quickly become one of the most famous sporting figures in
After all, if someone picks your backhand over Novak Djokovic's, it must be an ultimate weapon. At the net, Alcaraz played a safe bet and went with the eight-time Wimbledon champion, Roger Federer.
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Carlos Alcaraz admits: 'Novak Djokovic killed me in Turin two years ago'
Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic should have shared a group at the ATP Finals. However, Novak withdrew from Turin, propelling Lorenzo Musetti into the spotlight after beating him in the Athens final.
Carlos Alcaraz didn’t drop a set in his 2025 Nitto ATP Finals debut—but he was briefly thrown off his game by an unexpected question during his post-match press conference. The top-seeded Spaniard opened his campaign with a 7-6 (5),
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Jannik Sinner replaces Carlos Alcaraz at No. 1 with the year-ending top spot still uncertain
Alcaraz needs to win three matches at the finals to finish 2025 atop the rankings for the second time in his career. Alcaraz became the youngest player to finish a year at No. 1 when he achieved the feat as a 19-year-old in 2022.
Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz played a full-intensity practice match at Pala Alpitour ahead of the ATP Finals in Turin
During a lighthearted moment at the ATP Finals 2025, Spanish tennis star Carlos Alcaraz left fans smiling with his charming response to an unexpected question from a reporter. Following his post-match press conference,
Carlos Alcaraz got his campaign in Turin underway on November 9. The Spaniard, who is bidding to win his first ATP Finals title, went past Alex de Minaur 7-6(5), 6-2 in his first round robin match of Group Jimmy Connors.
This Challenger clash between the 15-year-old Spaniard and the 17-year-old Italian was the equivalent of watching Nolan Ryan take the mound for the Single-A Greenville Mets, or Mike Tyson’s first fight in Albany, N.Y. All transformative talents begin somewhere—but in this case, you get to watch two of them play one another.
The world No. 9 had less than 48 hours to prepare for his first match in Turin after losing the Athens final to Novak Djokovic on Saturday night. ATP Finals debutant Musetti suffered a 6-3 6-4 defeat to Taylor Fritz on Monday, and admitted that he did well considering he didn’t have much left in the tank.