Carlos Alcaraz said he had “no expectations” coming into the grass-court season but he installed himself as a clear favourite to retain his Wimbledon title after beating Jiri Lehecka to win the HSBC ...

Alcaraz hit a top-2 week in April before settling in the elite alongside Jannik Sinner in May. The Spaniard has been on a ...

Carlos Alcaraz recalled the Roland Garros final, where he won the title against Jannik Sinner after saving three match points ...

Carlos does not want to see himself as Rafa's successor. He reflected on the great rivalries and great players we had in the ...

The Canadian Open this year saw massive withdrawals this season. Several top players, among others, have decided to skip it ...

T he first half of the 2025 season gave Carlos Alcaraz five titles – in Rotterdam, Monte Carlo, Rome, Roland Garros and Queen ...

But Alcaraz held a super-power up his sleeve: in an astonishing, five-hour, 29-minute epic, the deeper the trouble Alcaraz faced, the higher the level he produced, and the further he soared.

How Carlos Alcaraz broke his own limits – and Jannik Sinner – to win astonishing French Open final - With his back to the wall and down three championship points to the world No 1, Alcaraz’s ...

Though Alcaraz entered the final with a 7-4 head-to-head record against Sinner, including a straight-sets win for the Rome title last month, the top-seeded Italian led for almost all of the first ...

Sinner was up 5-4, 40-0 and serving for the match in the fourth set before Alcaraz's heroics capped a memorable two-week run on clay. Now 4-8 against Alcaraz in his career, Sinner failed to avenge ...

Move over, the “Big Three”. Carlos Alcaraz has just completed one of the most mind-boggling comebacks in tennis history, recovering from a two-set deficit against Jannik Sinner and saving ...