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Casper Ruud believes soaring teenage star Carlos Alcaraz is “one of those new rare talents that you don't see that often” in tennis. Alcaraz, 18, has enjoyed a very impressive start to the season, going 18-2 including several top-10 wins, and beating Ruud in the final of the Miami Open. Ad/> Alcaraz is now up to No.
Carlos Alcaraz has been tipped to succeed the legacy of the Big Three to become the 'best ever,' according to a renowned coach. The 18-year-old has long been seen as a future star but proved he was a current threat by winning the recent Masters 1000 in Miami. Rick Macci has since claimed that the world No 11 will go on to overtake Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.
Rafael Nadal could yet play next week's Barcelona Open after picking up a rib injury in Indian Wells. The world No 4 confirmed he would be out for four to six weeks after suffering a stress fracture in one of his ribs but his doctor and the Barcelona tournament director both shared their hopes that he could recover early enough to compete in next week's ATP 500 event. After rumours spread that Nadal had been ruled out from the upcoming tournament, his PR manager appeared to shut down the claims and offer hope that he would be back in action.
He doesn’t want to look too far ahead in the draw, but Carlos Alcaraz is excited about the prospect of facing Novak Djokovic in the quarter-final of the Monte Carlo Masters.
Novak Djokovic is back in action in just his second tournament of the year this week at the Monte Carlo Masters. Ahead of his return, he opened up on the "really challenging" months he'd had away from competition.
Carlos Alcaraz has said he wants a first meet meeting with Novak Djokovic in the quarter-finals of the Monte Carlo Masters after they were placed in the same side of the draw. The 18-year-old Spaniard won the Miami Masters in March and has draw comparisons with Rafael Nadal after exploding onto the tour. Ad/> The future superstar is yet to face the current world's best in Djokovic, but the two could now be set for a meeting this week.
Novak Djokovic will play only his second tournament of the season this week at the Monte Carlo Masters as he looks to belatedly build up match practice in 2022. The world No.1 was unable to play the Australian Open, Indian Wells or Miami Open as he is unvaccinated. However, with Covid-19 regulations loosening around Europe, Djokovic will be hoping that Monte Carlo is the first of several clay events he can play in preparation for the defence of his French Open title on May 22.
Rick Macci, reputado entrenador estadounidense de 67 que lanzó la carrera de las hermanas Venus y Serena Williams, ha publicado un vídeo en el que asegura que “en los últimos 30 años” no ha visto «ningún jugador» como . El técnico e ahora más conocido tras haber sido recreado por el actor en la película (El Método Williams en España), que le ha dado el Oscar a la mejor interpretación protagonista al polémico Will Smith, que interpreta a Richard Williams, padre de las legendarias tenistas americanas. En la grabación de su canal de YouTube, Macci explica que en su larga trayectoria ha visto «a muchos jugadores entrar y salir, con mucha potencial. Federer y Rafa (Nadal) cuando era joven, Djoker (Djokovic)», pero ninguno que represente «el pack completo».