Carlos Alcaraz's opponent asks his coach to play instead during Australian Open battering
Carlos Alcaraz left his opponent feeling so flustered that he asked his coach to play. The world No. 3 stormed past Yoshihito Nishioka for the loss of his five games in their second-round clash at the Australian Open. Alcaraz’s new service motion paid off - he even joked that he was a “servebot” - but it left Nishioka in a spot of bother.
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Carlos Alcaraz’s coaching team set for shake-up in 2025 as ‘mapped out’ plan is revealedThe addition of a new coach to Carlos Alcaraz’s team ahead of the 2025 tennis season means Juan Carlos Ferrero won’t travel to all tournaments in future, but there is no doubt about who is ...
All you need to know about his parents, family, coaching team Who is in Carlos Alcaraz's player box in Wimbledon 2024 final against Novak Djokovic? All you need to know about his parents ...
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Carlos Alcaraz's new serve motion is working wellThe current world number 3 has added a new coach to his team – Samuel Lopez – and has made some changes especially to the ...
Carlos Alcaraz has established himself as one of the best players of the new generation in men’s tennis. The Spaniard has racked up four Grand Slam titles in the space of two years and is the favorite ...
Each pod can accommodate four members of a player's team. In an interview with ... it's no longer a fair match," said yet another. Carlos Alcaraz with his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero - Source ...
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Carlos Alcaraz takes important decision against ATP scheduleCarlos Alcaraz came back to talk about schedule and programming, during the Media Day of the Australian Open 2025. The ...
The draw of any Grand Slam builds a narrative, but some storylines are bigger than individual matchups. Here's what to watch ...
Novak Djokovic fights back from set down to beat 19-year-old American wildcard Nishesh Basavareddy; Carlos Alcaraz breezes ...
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Carlos Alcaraz’s Dominant Australian Open Win Almost Breaks Personal RecordCarlos Alcaraz came close to achieving his personal record for the fewest games lost in a Grand Slam match with a commanding ...
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