Carlos Alcaraz

Gianni Daniele has recently assessed the current physical condition of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.

After a long time wondering who would be the player to dine at the table of Sinner and Alcaraz, today we may be closer than ever to having the answer. Richard Krajicek reveals his bet.

Greg Rusedski believes that the Spanish tennis player's withdrawal from Cincinnati may be a sign that his wrist injury is still causing him problems.

Greg Rusedski was very emphatic regarding the decisions Carlos is making and opened an important question: Will he return to play for the rest of 2026?

It is the topic of the moment, the prolonged absence of Carlos Alcaraz from the circuit. Should the Murcian play in the upcoming US Open? A former top 25 player has a very clear opinion, although you may not like it.

Carlos Alcaraz surprised everyone by training with a cone over his right eye during his recovery in Murcia.

With new deadlines for recovery and Cincinnati ruled out, they open the possibility for Carlos to gain match practice prior to the US Open on the courts of Wake Forest University.

After his withdrawal from Cincinnati, the fan has thought that Carlitos has suffered a relapse of his wrist injury.

We analyzed the implications that the absence of Spanish may have in Cincinnati despite having returned to training with high intensity.