Carlos Alcaraz

Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz is reportedly staging a quiet protest against the ATP over a congested schedule and two-week Masters tournaments, according to pundit Catherine Whitaker.

Carlos Alcaraz suffered a shock third-round exit at the Shanghai Masters, losing 7:5, 7:6(4) to Belgian Zizou Bergs. The defeat guarantees Alexander Zverev the year-end world No. 1 spot.

Tennis star Carlos Alcaraz criticized the overloaded ATP calendar and player burnout following Jannik Sinner's severe injury, sparking a debate among experts.

Top seeds Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina suffer shock early exits at the Beijing tournament, while Carlos Alcaraz advances to the semi-finals in Tokyo.

Carlos Alcaraz defeated American Alex Michelsen in three sets to start his title defense at the Tokyo tournament, advancing to the round of 16.

Japanese tennis star Kei Nishikori ended his career at 36 after losing in the Tokyo first round. The former world No. 4 and US Open finalist received tributes from top players.

World number one Jannik Sinner is set to return from a knee injury at the China Open in Beijing next week, defending four titles in a tight race with Alexander Zverev.

Carlos Alcaraz praised Alexander Zverev ahead of the Laver Cup, calling the German the world's best player as they prepare to team up for Team Europe in London.

Ben Shelton defeated Carlos Alcaraz in a historic five-set US Open thriller ending at 3:34 AM. Shelton triumphed 7:6 (5), 1:6, 3:6, 6:1, 6:7 (7) to reach the semi-finals.

The US Open quarterfinals begin in New York as Aryna Sabalenka survives a grueling three-set battle against Linda Noskova. Meanwhile, defending champion Carlos Alcaraz prepares to face Ben Shelton, and American hopefuls Frances Tiafoe and Alex Michelsen clash.

The first week of the US Open concludes as the Round of 16 begins this Sunday. Key matchups include Carlos Alcaraz facing Tommy Paul and Aryna Sabalenka taking on Taylor Townsend.

The third round of the US Open begins today (Friday), featuring some of the biggest names the sport has to offer.

Carlos Alcaraz is ready to return to the courts. The Spaniard, who has not played a singles match for more than four months due to a right wrist injury, stated today (Friday) that he feels "100 percent" ahead of the start of the US Open, where he will try to defend his title.

About 15,000 spectators came to see the 23-time Grand Slam winner return to Arthur Ashe alongside the Spaniard. After an impressive debut victory, Bencic and Cobolli ended the celebration: "Playing with her is just amazing."

Serena Williams was world number one when Carlos Alcaraz was born. 23 years later, the two teamed up on Tuesday in the mixed doubles tournament at the US Open and won 3:5, 1:4 against Erin Routliffe and Lloyd Glasspool in the first round. 44-year-old Williams, winner of 23 Grand Slam titles, had not played at Arthur Ashe Stadium since her emotional farewell to tennis in 2022.

The two giants will join forces in the mixed doubles tournament that kicks off next week, as the 23-year-old Spaniard will make his first official appearance after about four months. Other collaborations: Djokovic and Sabalenka, Rybakina and Fritz.

Former player Greg Rusedski raised a red flag ahead of the US Open. Novak Djokovic discusses the changes in his life: "Trying to balance being a tennis player, father, husband, son, and brother."

World number one Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the Cincinnati tournament, the final major event before the US Open. Carlos Alcaraz will also miss the tournament as he continues his recovery from injury.

The world number one is still recovering from a knee injury: "Not ready to compete." In Italy, it is estimated that he is expected to take part in the last Grand Slam of the year.

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz are challenging the records set by the 'Big Three' of world tennis. While they still have a way to go to match Grand Slam titles, they are rapidly climbing the all-time prize money rankings.

Jannik Sinner will skip the Montreal tournament to recover after his Wimbledon victory. This decision has sparked criticism in Italy, where the world number one is being attacked for his lack of personality and his tax residency in Monaco.