Carlos Alcaraz trains on clay ahead of Monte Carlo

Carlos Alcaraz back in tennis mode for first clay practice ahead of Monte-Carlo Masters after rejuvenating family vacation with mom, dad & brothers

After taking a small vacation with his family in Mexico, Carlos Alcaraz was spotted practicing on clay courts on Sunday. He will be in action again at the Monte-Carlo Masters beginning April 6.

The Murcian, absent in the last two editions due to injury, has not been able to release his box of victories in the tournament Read

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With an updated graphic on its X profile, the Laver Cup presents the new member of Team World, namely Tommy Paul. The American representation is therefore expanding with number 13 in the world, joining Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton, led by Andre Agassi. At the moment, Team Europe consists of Carlos Alcaraz from Spain and Alexander Zverev from Germany. Tommy Paul said he was thrilled with this opportunity: “It's a real honor to return to Team Worl…

Carlos Alcaraz trains on clay ahead of Monte Carlo

World no. 3 Carlos Alcaraz is preparing for the first clay-court Masters 1000 event in Monte Carlo. Following an early Miami Open loss and a vacation with his family in Mexico, the four-time Major winner is back on the practice court at the Real Club de Tenis de Murcia.  The Spaniard will try to change that in the Principality next week, returning to Monte Carlo for the second time following an early loss in 2022. Carlos is 15-4 in 2025, lifting…

Carlos Alcaraz trains on clay ahead of Monte Carlo - khbrksport

World no. 3 Carlos Alcaraz is preparing for the first clay-court Masters 1000 event in Monte Carlo. Following an early Miami Open loss and a vacation with his family in Mexico, the four-time Major winner is back on the practice court at the Real Club de Tenis de Murcia.  The Spaniard will try to change that in the Principality next week, returning to Monte Carlo for the second time following an early loss in 2022. Carlos is 15-4 in 2025, lifting…