| Carlos Alcaraz is a Spanish tennis player who has won several ATP titles. |
| His exceptional skills, temperament, and physique have established him as one of the most promising young players in tennis. |
| He began playing tennis at Real Sociedad Club de Campo de Murcia at age four. |
| Alfonso López Rueda, CEO of Postres Reina, was his first individual athlete sponsor. |
| Carlos trained under coaches such as Carlos Santos, Kiko Navarro, and Juan Carlos Ferrero. |
| In 2018, he turned professional in tennis. |
| Carlos holds records for being the youngest to enter the Top 100 ATP Rankings and win the Miami Open. |
| He has received accolades like ATP Newcomer of the Year and ATP Player of the Year. |
| Nike sponsors him for sportswear, and he prefers Babolat racquets. |
| He also has sponsorships with Rolex, BMW Spain, and other brands. |
| Balancing studies with his tennis career, Carlos remains dedicated. |
| Known for his humility and down-to-earth demeanor, he's compared to tennis icons. |
| Despite injuries, including ankle and hamstring issues, he's earned significant sponsorships. |
| Carlos is described as humble, approachable, and grounded by loved ones. |
| He shows maturity in dealing with losses and has received praise for his game similar to other sports legends. |
| A large painting of him was revealed in his hometown, Murcia. |
| His game features a powerful forehand, versatile backhand, and athleticism. |
| Carlos has a strong second serve with topspin for a high bounce. |
| Defeating Nadal and Djokovic has impressed seasoned players. |
| As of 2023-2024, Carlos Alcaraz's net worth stands at $5 million. |
