Alcaraz Shanghai 2025. Shanghai Masters Alcaraz goes down to Dimitrov Tennis Majors Carlos Alcaraz will play at a new tournament later in the 2025 season, which means the Spaniard has decided not to defend one of his ATP titles from last year All eyes will be on the Spaniard and now he manages his calendar after being criticised for playing too many exhibition events in 2024 and Alcaraz is set to play another exhibition in 2025.
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After winning four matches to reach the final, he and world No Here's Carlos Alcaraz's schedule for the 2025 season January 12-26 - Australian Open (Lost to Novak Djokovic in the quarterfinals) February 1-9 - Rotterdam WON!! February 17-22 - Doha (Lost in the quarterfinals to Lehecka) March 2 - Puerto Rico March 3-16 - Indian Wells March 17-30 - Miami April 7-13 - Monte Carlo April […]
PRESS CONFERENCE C. Alcaraz; Shanghai 2R Win
In a long interview with Punto de Break, Lopez revealed that Alcaraz's schedule in the first part of 2025 will be different than in recent years. In detail, Alcaraz plans to play between 16 and 18 tournaments Carlos Alcaraz will play at a new tournament later in the 2025 season, which means the Spaniard has decided not to defend one of his ATP titles from last year
Alcaraz responde en su debut en Shanghai en el ascenso al número uno Tenis. The Murcian, along with his team, has begun his pre-season training aiming to peak in form for the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of the season, which will be held from January 12 to 26. [2][3] During this season, Alcaraz: Won his first indoor hardcourt title Became the first man to win ATP 500 titles on four surfaces (clay, grass, outdoor and indoor hardcourt) Became the youngest man in history to have won titles on all four modern surfaces - 21 years.
Carlos Alcaraz glänzt beim ATP Masters 1000 in Shanghai. He has signed up for the Australian Open, Rotterdam, Doha, Indian Wells and Miami, Barcelona Madrid and Rome, Roland-Garros, Queen's, Wimbledon, Toronto and Cincinnati, the US Open, Shanghai and Paris. In detail, Alcaraz plans to play between 16 and 18 tournaments