Carlos Alcaraz has expressed his thoughts on his rivalry with Jannik Sinner, noting that the two players dominated the 2025 season with six matches against each other, including three Grand Slam finals. This year, Alcaraz indicated that their competition has been limited due to injuries affecting both athletes.
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Alcaraz also commented on the performance of his biggest rivals, Sinner and Alexander Zverev, stating his views on their skills and the dynamics of their competitions. At the age of 23, Alcaraz is a seven-time Grand Slam champion and has held the world number-one ranking for 66 weeks.
Zverev is noted for having the best Grand Slam season in 2026, having won his first Grand Slam title at the French Open. As for Sinner, he is currently dealing with a knee injury that has caused him to withdraw from the China Open.
Alcaraz recently expressed his desire to see changes in tennis scheduling, particularly regarding late-night matches, referencing a challenging 3:30 AM finish during the U.S. Open. Additionally, there are speculations about the potential return of his former coach Juan Carlos Ferrero next year.