Carlos Alcaraz still holds a sizable lead in the ATP Prize Money Leaders despite losing in the final of Wimbledon to Jannik Sinner who is second in the standings after the Grand Slam.

Carlos Alcaraz's dream of winning his third Wimbledon title in a row was shattered against Jannik Sinner, who was superior in all aspects of the game last Sunday and beat the Spanish ace for the second time in this tournament in as many clashes (the Italian star had also prevailed in four sets in the 2022 edition).

Carlos is one of four brothers in a tight-knit family.

The ATP Entry List for the 2025 Cincinnati Open has been confirmed, featuring a 96-player singles draw on hardcourts, right in the middle of the North American hardcourt swing.

Zverev is the ATP World No. 3 with a record of 35-14 with one title this season. Zverev holds a 4-3 advantage over Sinner and a 6-5 edge over Alcaraz in head-to-head matches. In other Zverev news, the 28-year-old was seen training with Toni Nadal at the Rafa Nadal Tennis Academy earlier this week.

He still enjoys his mom’s cooking and loves to stay under the same roof with his parents in El Palmar, Murcia. That’s true, Carlos Alcaraz still lives with his parents, Carlos Sr. and Virginia Garfia. It’s all about staying close to home.

Through his official Instagram profile, top coach Patrick Mouratoglou wanted to make an interesting comparison between Alcaraz's game and Roger Federer's: “When I say that Carlos plays the same way as Roger, but just better level because it’s new generations and tennis evolves.

Carlos Alcaraz is looking to win his third Wimbledon title in this weekend, he’ll be supported on Centre Court by his team and family.Here, a guide to who sits in Alcaraz's player's box:His coach, Juan Carlos FerreroFormer professional tennis player Juan Carlos Ferrero has been coaching Alcaraz since 2019.