US EditionCarlos Alcaraz talks about his goal of becoming World No. 1, but most of all he wants to be happy
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Carlos Alcaraz is training intensively in the gym in preparation for the Cincinnati Open and the US Open. (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images) Getty Images Carlos Alcaraz has set a clear goal for the second half of the season: to regain the number one ranking in the world before the end of the year. The tennis player from Murcia is preparing for the Cincinnati Masters 1000, where he starts as one of the favorites alongside Italian Jannik Sinn…
Carlos Alcaraz talks about his goal of becoming World No. 1, but most of all he wants to be happy
Carlos Alcaraz is ready to return to the tennis court this weekend at the Cincinnati Open, knowing that he has a lot to win. He only has 10 points to defend in Cincinnati, after being eliminated in first round last summer, and 50 points to defend in the US Open, after losing in second round, whereas his rival Jannik Sinner defends 3,000 ATP points between both tournaments. That means that the now seemingly huge 3,430 point difference between Wo…
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