Carlos Alcaraz

The Spaniard plans to increase the pace of training, as long as his wrist allows, in order to meet the goal of reaching the Cincinnati Masters 1000.

We review how the best Spanish tennis players have experienced the tremendous success of the Spanish national football team in the World Cup.

We analyze the possibility of there being the sixth season of the 21st century in 2026 with four different Grand Slam winners and review when this has occurred throughout the Open Era.

The Kazakh tennis player has been as sincere as possible acknowledging his own limitations and the superiority of the Spanish and Italian tennis players in the major tournaments.

Richard Krajicek, former Wimbledon champion, believes that the Spanish tennis player will have a hard time recovering his best form, but he will achieve it this year.

The legendary coach Brad Gilbert says that at the moment the Spanish and Italian tennis players need to win more titles to include them in that list.

A tennis legend like Jimmy Connors prefers to focus on the game of the Italian: "The way he moves on the court, the strength and power with which he hits his shots is impressive."

Carlos Alcaraz appears on the entry list for the Cincinnati Masters 1000, a step that reinforces the possibility of his return after several months sidelined due to injury. One more little step to have him back in Ohio.

Italian and Spanish continue to accumulate historic records and already threaten some of the Grand Slam records that for decades seemed reserved for the Big Three.

The Brazilian remembers his matches this year with the Spanish, Italian, and German players and recalls his victory against Djokovic in Paris: "It was very surreal."