Overview
- Carlos Alcaraz said he “doesn’t want people to call me Rafa’s successor” as he distances himself from comparisons with Rafael Nadal.
- He described social media as “not a very good environment” where “nothing on there is real,” citing its potential to harm mental well-being.
- Reflecting on his Roland-Garros final, Alcaraz detailed how calm confidence and a point-by-point focus fueled his comeback after saving three match points.
- The Spaniard emphasized a strong off-court relationship with rival Jannik Sinner, noting their joint training sessions and mutual respect.
- Alcaraz arrives at the Cincinnati Open determined to sharpen his game and avoid a repeat of last year’s early exits as he prepares for the US Open.