Rafael Nadal took to X to congratulate Carlos Alcaraz on winning his maiden Rome Masters title.

We’re just days away from the start of the second Grand Slam of the 2025 tennis season: the French Open in Paris, better known worldwide as Roland Garros.

Carlos Alcaraz is shaking up the tennis world with power, charm, and grit. From his inner circle to his off-court life, here’s what you didn’t know about the sport’s rising force.

There is no doubt that Carlitos will be the player to beat at Roland Garros, which kicks off on Sunday in Paris. The 4-time Grand Slam champion triumphed in the French capital in the last edition and will try to repeat that feat, having to defend the title also at Wimbledon during the summer.

Carlos Alcaraz had words of praise for Jannik Sinner after overcoming him in the Rome Open final. The Spaniard showed his sportsmanship towards the Italian and his support for the local player after a difficult three-month suspension,

CARLOS Alcaraz once again proved to be Jannik Sinner’s toughest rival, securing a 7-6 (5), 6-1 victory to claim his first Italian Open title on Monday (May 19,

Fans love watching Carlos Alcaraz's matches because he is undoubtedly the most complete player on the men's tour, having the ability to find extraordinary solutions in every area of the court and having remarkable class even near the net.

In view of Paris, I consider Sinner and Alcaraz a level above all others. I think there is a big gap between them and the others. In this context, Musetti can fit in. I don't see Zverev, Tsitsipas is lost, and Medvedev is no longer performing at high levels.