Prestige Memorabilia describes the racket as the most significant item to ever surface from Alcaraz's young but historic career. Given the market's recent frenzy for Carlos' collectibles, this racket may soon become the most valuable match-used piece in tennis history!

John Isner has been criticised after his comments on Emma Raducanu and Valentin Vacherot, while Carlos Alcaraz prepares for another match-up vs Jannik Sinner.

The signed Babolat could become the most valuable match-used racquet ever sold at auction—expected to surpass the $157,000 mark set by Rafael Nadal.

Carlos Alcaraz and several other top tennis players will take part in financially lucrative exhibition tournament the Six Kings Slam this week