World tennis number one Carlos Alcaraz and his coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero, have ended their successful partnership after seven years. Together, they achieved 24 titles, including six Grand Slams. Alcaraz now aims to surpass Rafa Nadal's record as he prepares for upcoming challenges,

Carlos Alcaraz was not expecting to receive this message after his first Wimbledon triumph. Alcaraz is a six-time Grand Slam champion already at just 22 years old, with his latest victory coming at the 2025 US Open.

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are both on the path to making history in the sport. Currently ranked first and second in the world, the Spaniard and the Italian have been a cut above everyone else on tour,

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have been the players to beat since the beginning of 2024. The two young stars have forged a massive domination, having missed only one title in 2024 and 2025 when they both enter the draw.

A potential Australian Open showdown could put the sport’s newest rivalry on the brink of a feat last seen in tennis’s golden era.

The relationship between player and coach can be transformative or combustible, sometimes both. So how do they start?

Marcos Baghdatis is tipping Carlos Alcaraz to finish with more Grand Slam titles than Jannik Sinner, but adds that his prediction could easily turn out to be wrong because it is a very tough pick to make.

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner turned 2025 into a gripping tug-of-war for tennis supremacy by carving up the Grand Slams for a second straight year, while the women's game showcased depth and drama with four different major champions.