Jaime Alcaraz could not overcome the strong favorite for the title at the Mutua Madrid Open sub-16, Rafael García Domenech. At 15 years old, this player from the Valencian Community shows great promise and demonstrated his authority against Carlos's brother, who fought hard until the end but succumbed by 7-5 6-3.
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Despite not having participated in the 2026 Mutua Madrid Open due to a wrist injury, Carlos Alcaraz will be present at the Caja Mágica. Last week, he attended the Laureus Awards gala and presented his exhibit, and today, as reported by Marca, he will return to watch his brother Jaime Alcaraz's debut in the Mutua Madrid Open Sub-16. Last year, the two brothers coincided at another tournament, specifically at the Conde de Godó, when the younger one competed in the Sub-14 category.
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Jaime Alcaraz, Carlitos' younger brother, triumphed this weekend at the Challenger Sub-15 in Murcia, becoming the champion in the final against Rodrigo Burgos. The most remarkable thing of all, beyond the victory, is the incredible point he scored to win the tournament. A point that is spreading like wildfire on social media and is going viral due to the variety of shots he was able to produce in that point.
ATTENTION !!!
— Antonio Hernández ©️ (@murcianico79) March 22, 2026
With this amazing shot, Jaime #Alcaraz defeated Rodrigo Burgos, both players from @clubcampomurcia, in the final of the I Costa Calida U15 tournament.
UNBELIEVABLE. pic.twitter.com/XKefHjP3Zu
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jaime Alcaraz triunfa en el Challenger Sub-15 de Murcia
Finally, an Alcaraz played at the Magic Box this year, but it wasn't Carlos Alcaraz due to a wrist injury, it was his brother Jaime Alcaraz who is participating in the U-16 draw of the Mutua Madrid Open. The youngest of the family made his debut with a victory of 6-3, 6-2, and, moreover, he did it under the watchful eye of his brother Carlos, who returned to Madrid to watch him play in person.
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Jaime Alcaraz has given an interview to 'La Verdad' after winning the Challenger de Murcia sub-15, where he talked about his evolution and comparisons with his older brother. "No match is easy, but I felt good. At the beginning, my ankle hurt because I'm slightly injured, but I played very well. Gradually, I'm growing as a player and as a person, which makes me very happy. There's no rush; little by little, I'm improving more. I don't listen to people who compare me to my brother. I see Carlitos as a brother, not as a tennis role model"
🎾 Jaime Alcaraz Garfia speaks after winning the Challenger de Murcia Sub15
— Javi Brocal (@Javi_bburillo) March 24, 2026
📈 "I'm progressing little by little as a person and as a player. There's no rush."
🧠 "I don't listen to comparisons. I see Carlos as a brother, not as a role model."
🎙️ @laverdad_es pic.twitter.com/7SL2YsPPuO
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jaime Alcaraz: "A Carlos lo tengo como un hermano, no como un referente tenístico"
Jaime Alcaraz is competing in an under-15 tournament in Murcia, at the same facilities where the Challenger tournament is taking place this week. At 14 years old (turns 15 in June), he won his semifinal match and will have the chance to clinch the title on Sunday, facing Rodrigo Burgos. Many users on social media have been amazed by the similarities in style that he maintains with his brother Carlos.
🎾 Jaime Alcaraz will play in the final of the under-15 Challenger in Murcia tomorrow against Rodrigo Burgos. pic.twitter.com/ZjLTXeHN7n
— Germán R. Abril (@gerebit0) March 21, 2026
The resemblance is so evident that comparisons showing Jaime Alcaraz mimicking gestures of his older brother Carlos Alcaraz have gone viral, in the same tournaments with almost a decade of difference. Despite his young age, Jaime is already making his mark in tennis pic.twitter.com/JwcY3uH3pd
— forumabierto (@forumabierto) March 21, 2026
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jaime Alcaraz asombra con su tenis en un torneo sub-15 en Murcia
Jaime Alcaraz Garfia, brother of Carlos, continues to make progress in his tennis training and was a highlight of the Mutua Madrid Open sub-16 circuit, losing to Stefan Shangichev. There is great anticipation surrounding the young player, who is evolving while trying to distance himself from the media spotlight.
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We sat down to chat with Fede Coria, someone who knows how tough it is to bear the weight of an important surname within the world of tennis.
Jaime Alcaraz could not overcome the strong favorite for the title at the Mutua Madrid Open sub-16, Rafael García Domenech. At 15 years old, this player from the Valencian Community shows great promise and demonstrated his authority against Carlos's brother, who fought hard until the end but succumbed by 7-5 6-3.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jaime Alcaraz cae derrotado en el torneo sub-16 del Madrid Open
Finally, an Alcaraz played at the Magic Box this year, but it wasn't Carlos Alcaraz due to a wrist injury, it was his brother Jaime Alcaraz who is participating in the U-16 draw of the Mutua Madrid Open. The youngest of the family made his debut with a victory of 6-3, 6-2, and, moreover, he did it under the watchful eye of his brother Carlos, who returned to Madrid to watch him play in person.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jaime Alcaraz debuta con victoria en el Mutua Madrid Open sub-16, bajo la atenta mirada de su hermano Carlos
Despite not having participated in the 2026 Mutua Madrid Open due to a wrist injury, Carlos Alcaraz will be present at the Caja Mágica. Last week, he attended the Laureus Awards gala and presented his exhibit, and today, as reported by Marca, he will return to watch his brother Jaime Alcaraz's debut in the Mutua Madrid Open Sub-16. Last year, the two brothers coincided at another tournament, specifically at the Conde de Godó, when the younger one competed in the Sub-14 category.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Alcaraz, presente en la Caja Mágica para ver el debut de su hermano Jaime
Jaime Alcaraz has given an interview to 'La Verdad' after winning the Challenger de Murcia sub-15, where he talked about his evolution and comparisons with his older brother. "No match is easy, but I felt good. At the beginning, my ankle hurt because I'm slightly injured, but I played very well. Gradually, I'm growing as a player and as a person, which makes me very happy. There's no rush; little by little, I'm improving more. I don't listen to people who compare me to my brother. I see Carlitos as a brother, not as a tennis role model"
🎾 Jaime Alcaraz Garfia speaks after winning the Challenger de Murcia Sub15
— Javi Brocal (@Javi_bburillo) March 24, 2026
📈 "I'm progressing little by little as a person and as a player. There's no rush."
🧠 "I don't listen to comparisons. I see Carlos as a brother, not as a role model."
🎙️ @laverdad_es pic.twitter.com/7SL2YsPPuO
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jaime Alcaraz: "A Carlos lo tengo como un hermano, no como un referente tenístico"
Jaime Alcaraz, Carlitos' younger brother, triumphed this weekend at the Challenger Sub-15 in Murcia, becoming the champion in the final against Rodrigo Burgos. The most remarkable thing of all, beyond the victory, is the incredible point he scored to win the tournament. A point that is spreading like wildfire on social media and is going viral due to the variety of shots he was able to produce in that point.
ATTENTION !!!
— Antonio Hernández ©️ (@murcianico79) March 22, 2026
With this amazing shot, Jaime #Alcaraz defeated Rodrigo Burgos, both players from @clubcampomurcia, in the final of the I Costa Calida U15 tournament.
UNBELIEVABLE. pic.twitter.com/XKefHjP3Zu
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jaime Alcaraz triunfa en el Challenger Sub-15 de Murcia
Jaime Alcaraz is competing in an under-15 tournament in Murcia, at the same facilities where the Challenger tournament is taking place this week. At 14 years old (turns 15 in June), he won his semifinal match and will have the chance to clinch the title on Sunday, facing Rodrigo Burgos. Many users on social media have been amazed by the similarities in style that he maintains with his brother Carlos.
🎾 Jaime Alcaraz will play in the final of the under-15 Challenger in Murcia tomorrow against Rodrigo Burgos. pic.twitter.com/ZjLTXeHN7n
— Germán R. Abril (@gerebit0) March 21, 2026
The resemblance is so evident that comparisons showing Jaime Alcaraz mimicking gestures of his older brother Carlos Alcaraz have gone viral, in the same tournaments with almost a decade of difference. Despite his young age, Jaime is already making his mark in tennis pic.twitter.com/JwcY3uH3pd
— forumabierto (@forumabierto) March 21, 2026
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jaime Alcaraz asombra con su tenis en un torneo sub-15 en Murcia
Jaime Alcaraz Garfia, brother of Carlos, continues to make progress in his tennis training and was a highlight of the Mutua Madrid Open sub-16 circuit, losing to Stefan Shangichev. There is great anticipation surrounding the young player, who is evolving while trying to distance himself from the media spotlight.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jaime Alcaraz, subcampeón del circuito Mutua Madrid Open sub-16
We sat down to chat with Fede Coria, someone who knows how tough it is to bear the weight of an important surname within the world of tennis.
Carlos Alcaraz is not the only tennis player in his family. While the number one travels around the world with the ATP circuit, his 14-year-old brother Jaime also trains with the goal of one day reaching as far as his brother. In fact, Carlos has already given him some advice to follow in his footsteps. This is confirmed by Jaime himself: "My brother Carlos gives me few pieces of advice, but when he does, they are important. He says that what you do off the court also matters. If you are in a tournament, you can't play football or risky things, you could get injured and miss the tournament."
What advice does your brother usually give you?
— f (@fvaeey) October 20, 2025
JA: “My brother Carlos hardly gives new advice, but when he does, it’s important. He says ur routine matters. If ur in a tourney u can’t play football or risky stuff, u might get hurt & miss the tourney.” 🥹❤️ pic.twitter.com/AniMBGS0f5
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For the first time in its history, Spain managed to retain the trophy of the European Copa del Sol tournament with Stefan Shangichev, Jaime Alcaraz, and Pepe García Ruiz as the main protagonists. The Spanish team members achieved this feat after defeating Slovakia with a 2-0 score in the event held this year in Valencia, with Pepe and Stefan securing the final victories.
BACK-TO-BACK 🏆🔄🏆
— Tenis España (@RFETenis) July 2, 2025
Stefan Shangichev, Jaime Alcaraz, and Pepe García Ruiz... you have retained the title of the Copa del Sol for the first time in the history of Spain
Congratulations guys! 🇪🇸❤️🔥
📲 https://t.co/mjkYBXU09O@TennisEurope pic.twitter.com/uZ83WdAykD
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