Just like most of the recent tournament weeks, much of the talk entering another tournament has yet again been dominated by court speed and its impact on player performance.
As the ATP season winds down, the Paris Masters offers one final chance for players to finish strong before the year-end championships. The quick indoor conditions often reward aggressive first-strike tennis, while consistency under pressure becomes just as crucial.
Over the past month, much of the conversation around tennis has had little to do with actual matches taking place in the final stretch of the season. Instead, the debate has centered around scheduling and court conditions.
Carlos Alcaraz is in Paris, gearing up for the last Masters 1000 of the season. Before Paris, Alcaraz was in Riyadh for the Six Kings Slam, where Jannik Sinner once again beat him in the final and took home $6 million.
Carlos Alcaraz, the No. 1-ranked player in the world, claimed that the players do not have enough time to rest and train during the grueling ATP schedule.
Carlos Alcaraz’s recent loss to Jannik Sinner has raised some concerns about the Spaniard’s performance. The 22-year-old fell to the Italian star in straight sets at the Six Kings Slam exhibition tournament.
Serena Williams has officially become a Carlos Alcaraz superfan, and honestly? We’re not surprised. The 23-time Grand Slam champion recently opened up about her admiration for the young Spaniard, and let’s just say she’s not holding back on her predictions for his future.
Another week, another major tennis tournament draw reveal that sends fans into a frenzy. This time, it’s the Rolex Paris Masters, the final ATP Masters 1000 event of the season, and boy, did the tennis gods decide to spice things up.
Serena Williams has answered that if she thinks Carlos Alcaraz has a chance of breaking Novak Djokovic’s Grand Slam record on tour. The former World No.1 noted that she’s a big fan of the Spaniard, as Alcaraz continues to impress on the court this season and currently sits at the top of the ATP rankings.
A 23-time Major champion, and arguably the greatest tennis player of all time, Serena Williams is set to receive the 2025 Princess of Asturias Award for Sports on Friday, in recognition of her extraordinary achievements and her tireless advocacy for gender equality.
Look, we’ve all seen our fair share of sloppy sports journalism, but this one really takes the cake. Casper Ruud just had to pull out the digital megaphone and call out some major media outlets for straight-up inventing quotes and attributing them to him.
Well, well, well. Just when you thought the tennis world couldn’t get any more predictable, here comes another exhibition match featuring our beloved top two players.
Last week, the Six Kings Slam ended in favor of Jannik Sinner, who breezed past Carlos Alcaraz to defend his title as well as take home $6 million prize money.
Carlos Alcaraz congratulated Jannik Sinner and his team for winning the Six Kings Slam Tournament for the second time in a row The Spaniard felt Sinner
The highly polarizing and much-debated Six Kings Slam has officially concluded its second annual exhibition. While the matches did not count in the ATP record books, the prize money is very real.
Jannik Sinner defeated Carlos Alcaraz in the 2024 edition of the 6 Kings Slam and has a chance to repeat the feat Saturday afternoon. Regardless of outcome
ATP World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz has already had the best year of his career, and his season is not even over yet. With all eyes on the race to the ATP Finals in Turin, Nike has a major marketing trick up its sleeve.
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“Eight titles, 10 finals… That shows how hard I’ve worked just to be able to experience these moments and accomplish my goals,” said Carlos Alcaraz, who couldn’t contain his emotions.
Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz is having a season of his life. The 22-year-old, who recently became the world number one for the second time in his career, has won eight titles in 2025, the most he has won in any season in his short career.
Carlos Alcaraz is the No. 1 tennis player in the world for good reason, and he raised the bar for himself on Sunday. Alcaraz faced off against Brandon Nakashima on Sunday in a quarterfinal at the Japan Open in Tokyo, and pulled off one of the shots of the year.
Carlos Alcaraz is living the season every tennis player dreams of. The Spaniard has been a relentless force on tour, particularly since the North American hard-court swing, where he has piled up one dominant win after another..
When Carlos Alcaraz steps onto the court, he usually makes winning look effortless. This tournament, though, the ATP World No.1 had to battle hard as he opened his Japan Open campaign with a gritty win over Sebastian Baez.
Carlos Alcaraz continues to navigate Tokyo with both brilliance and resilience. Just days after sparking concern when he twisted his ankle during his Japan Open opener against Sebastián Báez, the World No.
Carlos Alcaraz returned to the courts this Thursday and had a regrettable debut, suffering a fall and an ankle injury after only four games in the Japan Open.