He won Indian Wells and in Miami he is a heavy favorite to win. Meanwhile, he regained the ATP No. 1 ranking and his performances returned to the desired level. Carlos Alcaraz is considered the player who will make the golden trio of world tennis, we will forget about Federer, Nadal and Djokovic.

Carlos Alcaraz, the player who succeeded Federer, Nadal and Djokovic

Simone Vagnozzi is the coach of Yannick Sinner (11 ATP) and over time he had to study Carlos’ game to make a tactical plan for his student.

To be fair, the Italian technician (who teams up with Darren Cahill in the Sinner’s Box) says he has studied Alcaraz several times and the conclusion has been the same: the Murcia-born Iberian has no weaknesses.

Italian coach Simone Vanozzi called Carlos a “phenomenal player”.

“Well, we are talking about a phenomenon. At 19, nobody played like he does now, not even great players like Djokovic, Rafa or Federer.

No one was like him at 19. It will definitely develop further and will be in the top for many, many more years” – Simone Vanozzi.

“If you watch Alcaraz when he was 15, you can see that he could do what he does now: play short, go to the net, serve on the fly. He is a complete player,” he concluded Vagnozzi.

Know:

• The only player to beat Carlos Alcaraz in 2023 is Cameron Norrie in the final in Rio de Janeiro, 5-7, 6-4, 7-5.

Carlos Alcázar, two titles in 2023 and one loss

This year, Carlos Alcaraz has 14 wins and only one loss. In the current competitive season, he has already won two titles: Buenos Aires (clay) and Indian Wells (hard).

2022, at least so far, has been a year of grace in the Iberian’s career: he has won five tournaments, including the US Open (the first Grand Slam tournament on his resume).

In total, he has 104 wins and 32 losses, and he has earned 13,389,807 million dollars in tennis prizes alone.

Carlos Alcaraz vs BIG 3

Alcaraz – Nadal 1-2

Alcaraz – Federer 0-0

Alcaraz – Djokovic 1-0