What stands out most about Carlos Alcaraz, beyond his divine talent and superhuman shot-making, is that ever-present smile: a constant companion whether he wins a point or loses one. Always gracious,

Carlos Alcaraz is making no changes to his winning pattern! The six-time Major champion has signed to compete at next week's ATP 500 event at Queen's, returning to the prestigious pre-Wimbledon event for the fourth straight year.

Carlos Alcaraz certainly had more time than expected to practice in view of the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin, scheduled at the Inalpi Arena from 9 to 16 November. The world number 2 was eliminated by Cameron Norrie in the second round of the Paris Masters 1000,

ATP World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz had almost a full month off between the Japan Open and the Rolex Paris Masters. Despite entering the final Masters 1000 of the year feeling good, Alcaraz suffered an early upset.

Cameron Norrie sent an erratic Carlos Alcaraz out of the Paris Masters in the second round, beating the world No. 1 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 in Alcaraz’s opening match at the event.

Former American tennis pro Sam Querrey analyzed Carlos Alcaraz's chances at the ATP Finals 2025, and made a daring speculation to boot.

Two-time men's champion Carlos Alcaraz and 2025 women's runner-up Amanda Anisimova will return to Queen's next year.