In a new Daily Dose of Social Media, Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka were the protagonists of the day as they celebrated ...

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Carlos Alcaraz's participation at the 2025 Italian Open has received a massive update, with the Spaniard's injury concerns throwing a cloud of doubt about his presence in Rome. At the ongoing ...

Carlos Alcaraz's fans received a much-needed boost this week as fresh videos surfaced on social media showing the Spanish tennis star back in action, practicing on clay courts with careful ground ...

Carlos Alcaraz was expected to skip the upcoming Rome Masters after pulling out of the Madrid Open due to injury. He suffered the injury during his loss to Holger Rune in the Barcelona Open final.

The 21-year-old is already one of the most successful Spanish players in the sport, with only Carlos Moya (20) and Nadal (92) winning more singles titles than Alcaraz. This season, Alcaraz has ...

Carlos Alcaraz is back on the practice courts after his latest injury setback at the 2025 Madrid Open. The Spaniard, who suffered from adductor injuries in both legs recently, has been training ...

Interestingly, Alcaraz has already defended a Masters 1000 title on hard courts. Nadal did that only once in his career, winning the Toronto Masters in 2018 and 2019. The World No. 3 did that by ...

Carlos Alcaraz is set to make a late decision on his Italian Open participation this weekend. The world No. 3 was forced to pull out of his home tournament in Madrid with two separate injuries ...

Carlos Alcaraz will be in Rome. The Spaniard has passed the physical tests and is preparing to hit the clay at the Foro Italico for the Italian Open, just as Jannik Sinner makes his return.