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The famously large men’s Queen’s Club trophy, which Alcaraz lifted this summer, is one memento that won’t be based in Murcia, ...
Alcaraz said that he believed that closing a slam was going to be tough on Sinner and that he would get his chances to make ...
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Thesportstak on MSNCarlos Alcaraz runs out of room for trophies and sneakers at just 22
Carlos Alcaraz may only be 22 years old, but his growing collection of trophies and sneakers is already becoming a problem at ...
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FirstSportz on MSNCarlos Alcaraz Urges ATP to ‘Remove Tournaments’ for More ‘Vacation Time’ Amid Hectic Schedule Complaints
On the clay swing, Alcaraz skipped only one big tournament- the Madrid Open because of injury. He reached four finals and ...
Alcaraz has a record of 48-6 with five singles titles (including one Grand Slam at Roland Garros). While it has already been ...
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Tennis World on MSNCarlos Alcaraz indicates top players are pushing for more 'vacation time'
Carlos Alcaraz suggests he is working on pushing the tennis authorities to make some changes to the tennis schedule so ...
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Tennis World on MSNStefanos Tsitsipas pumps brakes on Jannik Sinner/Carlos Alcaraz & Big 3 comparison
Stefanos Tsitsipas says Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz undoubtedly play at "a very high level," but believes they cannot be ...
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FirstCuriosity on MSNWatch: Carlos Alcaraz Spotted Playing Tennis With Younger Brother After Canadian Open Withdrawal
Carlos Alcaraz has enjoyed a strong 2025 season, collecting five titles, including his second consecutive French Open crown.
Despite all of the queer-favorite cuties, there’s never been an out active player on the men’s ATP Tour. The first out gay ...
Scottie Scheffler, Jannik Sinner, and Carlos Alcaraz are set to dominate their respective sports in much the same way that ...
Carlos Alcaraz of Spain returns a ball to Daniel Evans of Great Britain during their third-round US Open Tennis tournament match. Corey Sipkin for the NY POST “I think I’m playing a good level.
Carlos Alcaraz, 18, who entered the U.S. Open ranked No. 55, introduced himself in a major way Friday by knocking out No. 3 seed Stefanos Tsitsipas.
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