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Carlos Alcaraz was a picture of calm as he sealed the biggest win of his career at the Miami Open on Sunday but the teenager said his nerves were jangled by a congratulatory phone call from Spain's King Felipe.
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Carlos Alcaraz made history at the Rio Open by becoming the youngest-ever winner of an ATP 500 event. The 18-year-old comfortably saw off Argentine Diego Schwartzman 6-4, 6-2 to take his second tour-level title after winning at the ATP 250 Croatia Open last year. Ad/> By landing that first title in Umag, Alcaraz had become the youngest ATP title winner in over 13 years, but now he has taken another step up by becoming the youngest winner of the 500 category since the format came into being in 2009.
Carlos Alcaraz y Juan Carlos Ferrero concedieron una entrevista al programa Jugones de LaSexta en el que repasaron el buen inicio de temporada del tenista murciano tras darse a conocer al gran público del tenis en la temporada 2021.
Juan Martin del Potro said Saturday his comeback next week after two and a half years of injury is "more a farewell than a return" to tennis. Del Potro is set to announce his retirement after he plays at the Argentina Open in Buenos Aires, his first tournament since fracturing his kneecap in June 2019 at Queen's in London. The former world number three has undergone four surgeries on his knee for that injury while slipping to 757 in the world rankings.
Former US Open champion Juan Martin del Potro will return to competitive tennis after two and a half years of injury at next week's ATP Argentina Open in Buenos Aires. The 33-year-old has not played since fracturing his kneecap in June 2019 at the Queen's Club Championships in London.
Pablo Carreño, un jugador acostumbrado a alcanzar cotas altas en los Grand Slams, no sentirá vértigo cuando se enfrente este domingo (sobre las 10:45, Eurosport) en octavos del a Matteo Berrettini. Ya ha llegado hasta donde debía por su ranking (21º) y todo lo que haga a partir de ahora será para «dar un pasito más adelante» para mejorar su trayectoria y su clasificación. Pero en este partido le va algo más. El italiano, número siete del mundo, eliminó en el desempate del quinto set en la tercera ronda a su amigo y compañero de entrenamientos en Villena, Carlos Alcaraz. Así el gijonés intentará consumar la venganza de Equelite, la Academia que regenta Juan Carlos Ferrero, entrenador del murciano, y en la que ambos tenistas se preparan y conviven habitualmente, en las acogedors cabañas que hay en las instalaciones.