Carlos Alcaraz, the young tennis sensation from Spain, had a tough outing at the Madrid Open as his bid for a third consecutive title came to an end in the quarterfinals. Despite starting strong, Alcaraz faltered against the powerful play of Andrey Rublev, ultimately losing in three sets. This defeat marked his first tournament after
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Carlos Alcaraz, the two-time defending champion at the Madrid Open, faced a challenging match against 24th-ranked Jan-Lennard Struff. Despite coming off a right forearm injury, Alcaraz managed to pull off a victory after nearly three hours on the court. The match went to three sets, with Alcaraz squandering four match points before securing the win
After suffering an arm injury that disrupted the beginning of his clay-court season, Carlos Alcaraz admits to having lingering doubts about his forehand. The defending champion at the Madrid Open is currently playing pain-free but is still grappling with the mental aspect of his game. Coach’s Guidance Under the guidance of his coach, Juan Carlos
Carlos Alcaraz, the young tennis sensation, showed his prowess once again at the Madrid Open by cruising past Thiago Seyboth Wild in the third round. Despite skipping Monte Carlo and Barcelona due to an arm injury, Alcaraz displayed his class with a convincing 6-3, 6-3 victory. The defending champion expressed his satisfaction with his performance,
Rafael Nadal’s recent victory at the Madrid Open symbolizes more than just a second-round win. After dealing with numerous injuries that have plagued his career in recent years, Nadal is no longer solely focused on adding to his 92 titles. Instead, the 37-year-old tennis legend is striving to simply play like Rafael Nadal once again.
Carlos Alcaraz made a triumphant return to the court in his opening match at the Madrid Open, despite concerns about his injured arm. The two-time defending champion had been sidelined for almost a month due to his tender right arm, missing out on tournaments in Monte Carlo and Barcelona. However, Alcaraz managed to secure a
The upcoming French Open is set to make history with the inauguration of a second retractable roof at Roland Garros. This new addition, which will cover the 10,000-seat Suzanne Lenglen court, is a part of a larger project planned in anticipation of the Paris Olympics. With the opening day of the tournament just around the
The tennis world mourns the loss of Brian Tobin, the former president of the International Tennis Federation, who passed away at the age of 93. His contributions to the sport have left an indelible mark on tennis history. Brian Tobin served as the president of Tennis Australia from 1977 to 1989, where he orchestrated the
Carlos Alcaraz, the third-ranked player in the world, is making a return from a right arm injury at the Madrid Open. Despite being a two-time defending champion at the tournament, Alcaraz is being cautious with his expectations. He mentioned that he would be content to play “three or four matches” and is not fully confirming
Rafael Nadal, the 22-time Grand Slam champion, recently announced that he will be participating in the Laver Cup in Berlin in September. This decision comes amidst speculation that his tennis career may be coming to an end soon, with Nadal hinting that 2024 could be his last year on tour. Despite facing multiple injuries throughout
In a convincing display of skill and determination, Elena Rybakina secured her third title of the year by defeating Marta Kostyuk in the final of the Stuttgart Open. The Kazakhstani player, seeded fourth in the tournament, started strong by breaking Kostyuk’s serve to love in the first game. From there, Rybakina maintained her dominance, breezing
In a stunning upset at the Porsche Grand Prix, Elena Rybakina defeated top-ranked Iga Świątek in a three-set thriller to advance to the final. Rybakina, currently ranked world No. 4, showcased her skills by hitting 10 aces and saving 11 of the 13 break points she faced during the semifinal match. This victory marks Rybakina’s