Dominating the Courts Since the US Open
Instead of taking a break and relaxing in the sun, he decided to keep pushing himself. He played in the Davis Cup, then the Laver Cup, and headed to Asia. His determination paid off as he won nine consecutive singles matches, including the Laver Cup and a significant victory in the ATP 500 final in Beijing against Jannik Sinner.
Despite acknowledging the demanding tennis calendar, he continued to add more matches to his schedule with exhibitions like the Laver Cup and the Six Kings Slam. Critics pointed out the contradiction between his words about needing rest and his actions of playing in multiple tournaments successively.
“I’m ready for the next tournaments and I’m enjoying myself again.”
Carlos Alcaraz
Despite the exhausting schedule, Alcaraz and his team focused on gaining mental freshness by continuously playing matches. He emphasized the importance of training and the motivation gained from events like the Davis Cup and the Laver Cup to prepare for the Asian tour.
When asked about his energy levels for the Asian tour, he attributed it to a month of intense training after returning from the United States and the positive effects of participating in team events like the Davis Cup and the Laver Cup.
No Break Until the End of November
Alcaraz expressed his love for team events and the positive energy he finds both on and off the court. He highlighted the importance of enjoying every moment on the court and expressed excitement for upcoming tournaments.
Despite his early success, Alcaraz is focused on continuing his momentum until the end of November, with the ATP Finals being a key objective for gaining experience on indoor hard courts. He aims to be a versatile player able to excel in all conditions.
