Carlos Navarro
The US Open goes crazy: Khachanov and Botic turn the draw upside down with two agonizing victories
The New York night was set ablaze with two matches that are headed straight for the Hall of Fame of the year. Who reaches the final in the upper part of the madness bracket?
The Blockx miracle: "I was about to retire, today I got lucky"
The Belgian expressed his concern about the state of his rib: he is suffering from an injury that left him KO for three sets... but he is already in the quarter-finals of the US Open.
Gauff doesn't hit the brakes and turns the derby with Jovic into a rout
Sinner targets China: he has already returned to training
We have updated the latest news about the Italian player, who has been seen training in Turin and already has a goal: to return to the tracks of the Beijing tournament.
Cerúndolo: "I'm angry about the loss, but I arrived unfit and reached the round of 16"
Alcaraz is ambitious: "I would like to extend my career by ten or fifteen more years"
The Murcia native explained in depth what he meant when he spoke about "taking breaks" and analyzed in a press conference his incredible victory against Tommy Paul.
Schedule and where to watch Alcaraz's next match at the US Open against Tommy Paul
We detail everything you need to know about Carlos Alcaraz's upcoming match in New York: it begins the second week and will be against the always competitive Tommy Paul.
Match schedule Sunday, September 6 at the 2026 US Open: Alcaraz, in the daytime session
The US Open reignites the controversy over scheduling: how to find the perfect balance?
The American tournament is once again in the spotlight for its late finishes, with matches going past midnight. Is there a remedy for this trend?
The miracle of Qinwen Zheng: from 0-5 down to an epic victory
Can Tommy Paul surprise Carlos Alcaraz at the US Open?
The American has already caused problems for Carlos in the past, although the Murcian seemed to correct this and measure him up. Does Tommy have chances in the round of sixteen duel?
Alcaraz and an important confession about his injury: "I didn't get hurt because I had played too much"
The player from Murcia attributed his latest wrist injury to "bad luck" and spoke about his advancement to the second week of the US Open, where he is already expecting Tommy Paul.