Carlos Alcaraz

The former world number 1 has acknowledged that the Spanish tennis player is his favorite, and he was frightened when he saw that he did not return to the circuit after his wrist injury.

The Murcian did not hold back and spoke again about the extreme fatigue generated in players by the schedule, linking the injury plague to the mandatory tournaments.

The renowned coach Rick Macci has been won over by the talent of the Spanish tennis player and has acknowledged that he is the most complete player in history.

After savoring the sweetness of success in Tokyo again, the Murcian tennis player arrives full of confidence at the penultimate Masters 1000 of the season, a tournament where he has never advanced beyond the quarter-finals.

Spanish and Italian have been absent for more than four months due to injuries and have not met in a tournament since April, when they played the final of the Masters 1000 in Monte Carlo.
 

The Valencian presents his first autobiographical book this Wednesday: 'Winning Mentality'. An ideal opportunity to read it and interview him exclusively to talk about his career and his return to the circuit.

The Spaniard, who repeats the title at the ATP 500 in Tokyo, is already thinking about the four tournaments he has left this year (Shanghai, Paris, ATP Finals, and Davis Cup) that he has not yet won.