The 19-year-old Spaniard has lost the top of the ranking and hasn’t played an official match since November, tomorrow he returns to Argentina: what should we expect?
The wait seems to finally be over. Carlos Alcaraz, the prince who revolutionized tennis with a dominating 2022 closed at number 1 in the world, is finally back on the court. The throne didn’t bring luck to Juan Carlos Ferrero’s protégé: a series of physical problems that began in Paris Bercy prevented him from defending his lead in the standings. He hasn’t been seen on the pitch for a long time, first due to an abdominal injury that forced him to miss both the ATP Finals in Turin and the Davis Cup at home, then due to a simple injury in training he had to stop again missing the early year tournaments and also the Australian Open. There, Djokovic made a clean sweep of taking back the world throne. “I know it won’t be easy, but I’ll do everything to get back to number 1. Even if it’s not an obsession,” said Carlos.