Who is Novak Djokovic‘s biggest rival? At this stage of his career, his body is considered the biggest rival because he has experienced an increase in injuries since the 2024 season.
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are both on the path to making history in the sport. Currently ranked first and second in the world, the Spaniard and the Italian have been a cut above everyone else on tour, dominating men’s tennis this year.
Carlos Alcaraz will be heading into the 2026 Australian Open with one clear goal in mind, and he’s not afraid to voice it. He has struggled at the tournament for the past few years and has been unable to reach the semi-finals of the same.
Carlos Alcaraz has faced backlash this year for his frequent criticism of the ATP Tour schedule. Much like Iga Swiatek, the Spaniard has often spoken out about the demanding nature of the calendar, saying players don’t get enough time to rest between events.
Carlos Alcaraz once named the tennis player who most reminded him of football great Lionel Messi. World number one tennis player Alcaraz is a huge football fan and supporter of Spanish club Real Madrid.
Joao Fonseca and Carlos Alcaraz met for the first time, though the match was an unofficial one. In an exhibition event in Miami, Alcaraz went past the Brazilian ace in three sets.
Next month, Alex de Minaur will carry the hopes of a nation as he will try to become the first home winner of the men’s singles title at the Australian Open for 50 years.
Carlos Alcaraz has previewed Spain’s chances at the football World Cup next year. Alcaraz is a six-time tennis Grand Slam champion, and is the current world number one player on the ATP Tour.
These nine prestigious tournaments represent the sport’s most grueling grind. They’re where rankings are built, where consistency is tested, and where players face elite competition multiple times throughout the season.
Joao Fonseca locked horns with Carlos Alcaraz for the first time in his career. The match, however, was an unofficial one as they met in the Miami Invitational, an exhibition event where, apart from Alcaraz and Fonseca, Jessica Pegula and Amanda Anisimova also featured.
Carlos Alcaraz played at LoanDepot Park, the home of Major League Baseball’s Miami Marlins. He was one of the players who featured in the Miami Invitational, an exhibition event.
Carlos Alcaraz had the chance to see Ronaldo Nazário play tennis in person for the first time. Alcaraz is a six-time Grand Slam champion and the current world number one on the ATP Tour.
One of the greatest tennis players of all time, Bjorn Borg, recently released an autobiography in which he opened up not only about his playing career but also about his life after what is still considered one of the most shocking early retirements in the history of tennis.
There’s a persistent belief that ATP 500 events don’t really matter. They’re not Grand Slams, so they won’t define legacies. They’re not Masters 1000s, so the elite players supposedly don’t care.
Carlos Alcaraz is having a pretty good offseason, all things considered. After a grueling season that saw him snag eight titles, including two Grand Slams, you’d think the guy would be kicking back with his feet up.
Alex de Minaur has revealed that his goal is to challenge Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz on tour next season after winning the UTS Grand Final in London.
Carlos Alcaraz made a big call when naming the five greatest football players of all time. Alcaraz is already a six-time Grand Slam singles champion at just 22 years old, with the Spaniard being predicted to become a tennis great.
The 2025 tennis season didn’t merely deliver predictable fireworks; it reshaped hierarchies, revived rivalries, and showcased the sport’s growing depth on both tours.
The off-season is already incredibly short for the world's top men's and women's tennis players. Factor in international competitions, exhibitions, and sponsorship events, and there is almost no time to improve your game.
There is almost nothing tennis fans can complain about regarding Carlos Alcaraz. The six-time Grand Slam champion is perpetually positive and nice to everyone, making him one of the best possible faces for the future of the sport.
The tennis world is currently in its annual hibernation, a quiet period where the loudest sound is the collective sigh of players finally getting a break.
Just when you thought the 2025 tennis season had delivered all its drama, it throws one last curveball. Carlos Alcaraz, the reigning world No.1, has officially ended his season not with a bang, but with the disheartening news of a hamstring injury.
Just when you thought the tennis season was winding down, Carlos Alcaraz decided to give his fans one last collective heart attack. After a grueling loss to Jannik Sinner in the ATP Finals, the World No.
As the world's No. 2 player, Carlos Alcaraz has won a mountain of championships and achieved myriad personal benchmarks. On Sunday in Turin, Italy, he took a step toward another one by downing Alex de Minaur to kick off a potential run at the Nitto ATP Finals.