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Can Fonseca's growth be compared to Alcaraz's? Source: Getty

Joao Fonseca and an Evolution That Recalls... Alcaraz?

The progression curve of the Brazilian shows some very curious numbers, with surprising parallels to Carlos Alcaraz and his 2021.

Marcos Baghdatis in his last Grand Slam, Wimbledon 2019. Source: Getty

"I don't understand the tennis players, we didn't have an association that could defend us"

Marcos Baghdatis, former finalist of the Australian Open and #8 in the world, gives a tremendous critique of the current generations and their constant complaints about the length of the calendar.

Carlos Alcaraz, challenge as number 1. Photo: gettyimages

Alcaraz and an utopian challenge as world number 1

In 2026, the Spaniard will seek to become the seventh player of all time to remain as the number 1 in the ATP rankings for an entire season, but it seems complicated with Sinner's opposition.

Alcaraz, about Fonseca: "He arrived on the circuit with a lot of strength, he has great tennis". Photo: Getty

Alcaraz, about Fonseca: "He arrived on the circuit with a lot of strength, he has great tennis"

Carlos Alcaraz and Joao Fonseca talked about their experience in the exhibition match held in Miami.

Tiafoe continues to show his confidence that he can beat anyone. Source: Getty

Tiafoe reaffirms: "I still think that Alcaraz and Sinner are not invincible"

The American reinforced the multiple statements he has made regarding facing Alcaraz and Sinner and revealed how he felt when he was leading 2-1 against the Spaniard at Wimbledon.

Carlos Alcaraz defeats Fonseca in Miami. Photo: gettyimages

Alcaraz emerges victorious against Fonseca in a magical night in Miami

We review everything that the exhibition in Miami offered, where Alcaraz defeated Fonseca in three sets in a great match.

Could Draper be the tennis player who completes the new Big-3?: "He has the potential to compete with Alcaraz and Sinner". Photo: Gettyimages

Could Draper be the tennis player who completes the new Big-3?: "He has the potential to compete with Alcaraz and Sinner"

The British tennis player reached number four in the ATP ranking until a shoulder injury abruptly halted his progress, but Mouratoglou believes he "will be one of the top five players."