In the first French Open since Rafael Nadal’s retirement, Carlos Alcaraz is a strong favorite to defend his title in Paris as Spanish great Carlos Moyá tells CNN Sports.

He also joined some elite company, becoming one of the fastest players in tennis history to reach 20 wins at the French Open. Alcaraz achieved the feat in just 23 matches. He join

Carlos Alcaraz fought hard to defeat Damir Dzumhur in a thrilling three-hour match at Roland Garros, securing his place in the fourth round. Despite a strong start, Alcaraz faced a late surge from Dzumhur but ultimately prevailed.

Carlos Alcaraz was among the many who felt the full emotional weight of Rafael Nadal's touching farewell on Court Philippe-Chatrier. The young Spaniard, long inspired by his childhood idol, described the tribute as one of the most moving moments in sport.

Rafael Nadal, the record holder for the most Roland Garros titles, shared his candid thoughts on Carlos Alcaraz’s statement about not wanting to become a “slave of tennis.”

Carlos Alcaraz advanced to the third round of the French Open with a four-set win over Fabian Marozsan, reaffirming his title credentials and securing his 20th career victory at Roland Garros in just 23 matches.

His debut will take place on Monday 26 or Tuesday 27 May. According to reports from 'MARCA' in these hours, the former world number 1 will also participate in the long-awaited tribute that the French Open will dedicate to his illustrious compatriot Rafael Nadal on Sunday 25 May.

Rafael Nadal has defended fellow Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz following a wave of criticism from how the young tennis star is portrayed in his new Netflix docuseries

Rafael Nadal took to X to congratulate Carlos Alcaraz on winning his maiden Rome Masters title.

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