CINCINNATI (AP) —Carlos Alcaraz repeatedly smashed his racket on the court in a rare show of frustration on Friday, and the four-time Grand Slam winner fell to Gael Monfils 4-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4 ...

Alcaraz could be eliminated if he loses to second-ranked Alexander Zverev, who faces Andrey Rublev in his opener later on ...

Carlos Alcaraz made his apologies on Saturday, a day after smashing his racquet in fury during a second-round loss to Gael Monfils at the ATP and WTA Cincinnati Open. The Spaniard, who currently ...

The Spaniard lost a tight opener after 65 minutes, throwing his racquet toward his bag and shouting toward his box. Thus, Carlos missed another chance to claim his first indoor ATP title, experiencing ...

During the third set, Alcaraz destroyed his racquet by repeatedly smashing it on the court in a rare show of frustration for the four-time Grand Slam winner. The No. 3 player in the ATP rankings ...

The errors suddenly started to flow again from Alcaraz's racquet and a wild forehand followed by an excellent Ruud return gave the sixth seed the chance to serve for the match. Ruud closed it out ...

The errors suddenly started to flow again from Alcaraz’s racquet and a wild forehand followed by an excellent Ruud return gave the sixth seed the chance to serve for the match. Ruud closed it ...

Alcaraz, wearing his bulky racquet bag, stood atop a bench so that fans outside the court could get a proper selfie with him. At the ATP Finals, Alcaraz will be joined by Jannik Sinner ...