Celebrating Carlitos, who turns 22 today, with some help from his peers.

David Grutman & DraftKings hosting an exclusive “Welcome to Miami” dinner with world-renowned tennis players Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz ... after the Calvin Klein show.

What Barcelona need to win LaLiga after their Clasico victory: Almost impossible for Real Madrid Carlos Alcaraz is currently competing in Rome, where he has advanced to the next stage after an ...

Tennis fans immediately began pouring over the brackets, and it quickly became apparent that the Italian Open would be no walk in the park for World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz. Not only must Alcaraz ...

Carlos Alcaraz made a confident return from injury at the Italian Open 2025, defeating Dusan Lajovic 6-3, 6-3 in his opening match. The Spaniard, wearing a brace on his right leg and a black nose ...

Before his highly-awaited meeting with Laslo Djere during the Italian Open in Rome, Carlos Alcaraz gave a break in the warm-up tent with ATP ace Alexander Zverev—and this time, not tennis ...

Carlos Alcaraz shared his thoughts on his rival Jannik Sinner's return from a doping ban at the Italian Open. He said he was really happy to have the Italian back and was looking forward to ...

Netflix is dropping Carlos Alcaraz: My Way on April 23, 2025. The three-part documentary tracks the Spanish tennis star through his 2024 season, giving fans a close-up look at how he handled life ...

ROME — Carlos Alcaraz says he has recovered from the muscle injuries that forced him to withdraw from the Madrid Open and is “100% ready” for the Italian Open — where he hopes to renew his rivalry ...

Carlos Alcaraz clinched his first Monte Carlo Masters title, defeating Lorenzo Musetti in a compelling three-set final. Despite dropping the first set, Alcaraz dominated the following sets ...

Rafael Nadal's long-time coach Carlos Moya has ... and guide him." Moya did note that Nadal wasn't someone "who attended many events or Formula One or races" like Alcaraz, but he certainly did ...

Rafael Nadal's long-time coach Carlos Moya has refuted the idea that Carlos Alcaraz must be a "slave to tennis" if he wants to achieve true greatness. Although he gave the young Spaniard a reality ...