Novak Djokovic shields Carlos Alcaraz from criticism using Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer examples after Spaniard's Madrid withdrawal

Novak Djokovic shields Carlos Alcaraz from criticism using Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer examples after Spaniard's Madrid withdrawal

Novak Djokovic defended Carlos Alcaraz from criticism using his biggest rivals, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, as examples, following the young Spaniard's withdrawal at the 2025 Madrid Masters.

Novak Djokovic thinks controversial Carlos Alcaraz comment was 'too strong'

Carlos Alcaraz has openly criticised tennis for the demands and pressure it puts on him, with legendary rival Novak Djokovic now sharing his own thoughts.

Djokovic surrenders to Alcaraz: «It has already been more than us at his age» On his return to the Caja Mágica after two years of absence, Novak Djokovic returned to be the center of attention in the anteroom of the Mutua Madrid Open. But this time, not only for his return to the competition, but for a statement that quickly went around the world. The Serbian, in a mixture of admiration and frankness, assured that Carlos Alcaraz, just 21 years o…

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Feliciano López comments on Carlos Alcaraz’s withdrawal from Madrid - Tennis Tonic - News, Predictions, H2H, Live Scores, stats

Feliciano López, the director of the Madrid tournament, has weighed in on Carlos Alcaraz’s decision to withdraw, emphasizing the importance of strategic scheduling for top players. In an interview with Partidazo de la COPE, López acknowledged the challenges faced by players like Alcaraz, who have the potential to compete for titles week after week. “You have to know where to play, especially for players like Carlitos, who have the opportunity to…

Carlos Alcaraz told he 'disappointed' despite getting injured in brutal verdict

A former French Open winner has argued Carlos Alcaraz plays too many tournaments and suggested the Spaniard's clay-court schedule led to his injuries.