Carlos Alcaraz had an upper leg ailment that bothered him during the Barcelona Open final, plus a left leg injury.

Alcaraz trained at full pace ahead of Rome and felt no problems with his legs. Thus, he is motivated to chase a good result ...

World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz of Spain announced on Thursday that he is fit and ready to play after missing the Madrid Open ...

Carlos Alcaraz is excited to see Jannik Sinner back in action at the Italian Open after the world No. 1 served a three-month ...

World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz has named the opponent he hopes to face in the final of the Rome Masters as he gears up for his ...

Both Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner will be making long-awaited returns to tennis at the Italian Open on Friday.

Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz could climb to the No. 2 spot in the ATP Rankings in Rome. Here's what has to happen for him to ...

Robert Francis Prevost became the first American Pope in history and chose the name Leo XIV, which has a truly significant ...

In Rome, he’s been wearing a compression sleeve on that leg, but on Thursday he told reporters that he is 100 fit and ready ...

Alcaraz withdrew from the Madrid Open in April after struggling with hamstring and groin injuries. Read more at ...

Maybe this is his moment to make Alcaraz sweat a little. Lajovic likes clay—his only two career titles came on the surface—and he has already won three matches in Rome. Alcaraz, meanwhile, is ...

Carlos Alcaraz said he is back to his best for the Italian Open after suffering injuries last month while the Spaniard also ...