Alcaraz Feeling 'Mentally Fresh' Ahead of Shanghai Return
- Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz arrived at the Shanghai Masters on Thursday feeling "mentally fresh" after winning the Japan Open, seeking to improve his Shanghai record.
- Returning from a wrist injury that sidelined him, the 23-year-old is adapting to the demanding "Asian swing" after months away from competition.
- Alcaraz's path opened after Jannik Sinner announced he is ending his season due to a knee injury, leaving Germany's Alexander Zverev and Serbian veteran Novak Djokovic as main rivals.
- "Ready to take on the challenge" in Shanghai, Alcaraz begins his second-round campaign against either Argentina's Juan Manuel Cerundolo or Colombia's Nicolas Mejia.
- Having missed last year's tournament due to fitness issues, Alcaraz seeks a deep run in Shanghai and is among headline names for the One Point Slam.
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Carlos Alcaraz is still looking for his style. He said it a few weeks ago and continues in that search for himself. At the moment, he does not miss the makeover. In Shanghai, the NBA clothing, the chain around the neck, the hair getting longer and this moustache to 'match' with the team led by Samuel Lopez, who inaugurated this new fashion, put them on a fantastic premiere in which he turned off Juan Manuel Cerúndolo, 24 years and 55 of the worl…
Carlos Alcaraz debuts new moustache look for Shanghai Masters
Carlos Alcaraz grabbed attention at the Shanghai Masters with a new moustache after successfully defending his Japan Open title in Tokyo. The Spaniard has frequently experimented with his appearance and will now look to carry his winning momentum into Shanghai as he chases his maiden title at the tournament.
The Murcian debuts this Saturday at Masters 1000 with Juan Manuel Cerúndolo
The Murcian jumped to the training track before his debut in the Asian tournament with a new look change.
"We are going to try to take advantage that much of the season I have missed. I have been home, recovering, and now (I am) eager to be traveling, (...) and to give everything," said the Spanish tennis player.
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