Carlos Alcaraz Reflects on 'Poor Level' Performance in Miami Open Upset
In a surprising turn of events at the Miami Open, Carlos Alcaraz, a four-time major champion, expressed his disappointment following a second-round defeat by David Goffin, stating that he played at a 'poor level.' This unexpected loss has raised questions about Alcaraz's current form and future in the tournament.
Carlos Alcaraz could not chase his second Miami Open crown. World no. 3 experienced a tough 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 defeat to David ...
“How am I feeling? Dreadful,” Alcaraz admitted during the post-match press conference, as shared by the official ATP Tour ...
Carlos Alcaraz has said that he doesn’t support legal action launched by the Professional Tennis Players’ Association (PTPA) ...
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Carlos Alcaraz has lost his smile and his partnership with Ferrero may end soonThe former world No.1 has worked hard on specific aspects of his game during the off-season and his two coaches - Juan Carlos ...
Carlos Alcaraz said he was surprised by the PTPA's class action lawsuit and does not support the legal action spearheaded by ...
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Four-time Grand Slam champion Carlos Alcaraz says he was unaware there would be a class-action lawsuit filed in U.S. federal ...
World No. 3 tennis player Carlos Alcaraz has distanced himself from the class-action lawsuit filed by the PTPA against the ...
In this decade, the Sunshine Double has been largely defined by three players on the men’s side: Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz, and Daniil Medvedev. Together they’ve won four titles and reached four ...
Jack Harrison, whose understanding of Spanish has been key to helping Carlos Alcaraz settle at Everton, discussed the 22-year ...
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