Carlos Alcaraz News

Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Andy Murray, Rafa Nadal and Iga Swiatek are among the stars to have been photographed, with many fans finding the images hilarious.

The British tennis star was in attendance on Sunday afternoon as Alcaraz successfully defended his SW19 crown with a commanding straight-sets victory over Djokovic .

In a clip shared by BBC Sport on X, Kate Middleton , 42, asked the 21-year-old star tennis star who his favourite Spanish football player is - ahead of the country's 2-1 win against England.

Victory at Wimbledon's Centre Court on Sunday made Alcaraz at just 21 years old the youngest-ever male tennis player to win four Grand Slam titles - five weeks after claiming this year's French Open.

Kate Middleton made a very fashionable return to public life once more on Sunday, joining her daughter Princess Charlotte for a day out at Wimbledon tennis. 

Pippa Middleton joined her sister, the Princess of Wales, and her niece, Princess Charlotte, on the last day of the nail-biting tennis tournament but appeared to miss out on meeting Carlos Alcaraz.

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate was accompanied by daughter Darcey at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club as Carlos Alcaraz played Novak Djokovic .

Carlos Alcaraz demolished Novak Djokovic to go back-to-back as Wimbledon champion and then turned attention to the footballers to make it an even greater day for Spain at Euro 2024.

The young royal, nine, and her mother Kate Middleton finally made an appearance at SW19 on Sunday to watch the men's final after much speculation about whether they would attend.

In an interview with The Sun, lip reader Jeremy Freeman analysed the moment Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte arrived on the court in south-west London.

Kate Middleton, 42, presented the Wimbledon trophy to Alcaraz this afternoon as the Spaniard won the Grand Slam for a second year in a row.

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Alcaraz (left) became just the second person in the open era to win his first four grand slam titles with a dominant victory against Novak Djokovic (centre), taking victory in straight sets at SW19.

The Princess of Wales presented the Wimbledon trophy to Carlos Alcaraz this afternoon as the Spaniard won the Grand Slam for a second year in a row.

In a repeat of last year's five-set thriller, the 21-year-old Spaniard dominated the seven-time winner to claim his second title in SW19 and get the day off to a great start for the country of Spain.

The young royal, nine, joined her mother in the Royal Box this afternoon to watch Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic in the Grand Slam at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, London .

The Manchester City winger could be seen clapping Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic on as they took part in this year's finale.

A patron of the world-famous club in South West London, Kate is a huge tennis fan and was warmly received by the Centre Court crowd in just her second public appearance after her shock diagnosis.

Taking to her seat in the Royal Box, Hollywood veteran Roberts, 56, looked appropriately stylish in a white Gucci minidress and heavily tinted sunglasses ahead of the sporting showpiece.

The young royal, nine, has joined the Princess of Wales, 42, at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, London.

Vernon Kay attended the Wimbledon men's final alongside his daughter Phoebe on Sunday at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in south-west London.

The 21-year-old Spaniard won 6-2 6-2 7-6 (7-4) to defend the crown he earned last year and claim his fourth Grand Slam title.

Re-live Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score and updates from the 2024 Wimbledon men's final as Novak Djokovic looks to get his own back against Carlos Alcaraz in a repeat of last year's showdown.

The Hollywood glitterati were spotted arriving to watch the seven-time champion Novak Djokovic take on reigning champion Carlos Alcaraz in a re-run of their thrilling five-set clash last year.

On a 'Super Sunday' of sport, Novak Djokovic will face Carlos Alcaraz for the Men's title at SW19 this afternoon before the Three Lions face Spain in Berlin tonight.

Kate will present the winner's trophy after seven-time champion Novak Djokovic takes on reigning champion Carlos Alcaraz in a re-run of their thrilling five-set clash last year.

Novak Djokovic hailed his 'bromance' with Australian tennis ace Nick Kyrgios as the pair participated in a relaxed practice session together at Wimbledon ahead of Sunday's men's final.

The 21-year-old takes on Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon final while Spain face England in the Euro 2024 finale in Berlin.

The Princess of Wales will attend Wimbledon for the men's singles final on Sunday, but not today's women's final. So, who is filling in for her?

The seven-time winner (right) booked his place in his 10th SW19 final on Friday night as he blitzed past the Italian, storming to a three-set victory just over a month after having knee surgery.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI ON CENTRE COURT: For now it is worth reflecting on a semi-final which, in a one-dimensional view, will read like a straight-set beating of the 25th seed by a seven-time champion.

The Russian (left) was broken when serving for the first set against the defending champion, and on the final point the umpire called 'not up' as the ball bounced twice before he could reach it.

Alcaraz, who hails from Spain, is favourite to win the Championship again, and secured a comfortable win over his opponents on Centre Court on Friday with a 6-7, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 win.

MATTHEW LAMBERT ON CENTRE COURT: Only Novak Djokovic and England manager Gareth Southgate stand in the way of one of the great days in Spanish sporting history.

The singer, 44, looked chic in a white zip-up dress, while adding a chunky black belt and boots.

MATTHEW LAMBERT ON CENTRE COURT: The gangly Russian took out one half of tennis's next great rivalry and will on Friday try to finish the job by upsetting defending champion Carlos Alcaraz.

Carlos Alcaraz continued to take the long route to this year's Wimbledon singles final as he pulled off a four-set win against Tommy Paul on No 1 Court on Tuesday afternoon.

Numbers on Friday - the wettest day of the Grand Slam so far - were the lowest seen on day five of the event in more than 25 years.

LEWIS STEELE ON COURT NO 1: World No 1 Jannik Sinner remains on a collision course with Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz after he booked his place in the quarter-finals.

It was a ridiculous display of resilience from the No 3 seed, an exhibition of excellence which can only have tempted a few newspaper folk to recycle that old 'no escape from Alcaraz' headline.

The actor, 86, cosied up to the beauty mogul, 69, as they were spotted in the centre court's Royal Box at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in south-west London.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI ON CENTRE COURT: This was a day for grit. A day when beauty was not possible and his continued participation here hinged on his navigation of a hurricane.

Fearnley is rising through the ranks as his next opponent is Novak Djokovic. The 22-year-old has previously defeated the current champion Carlos Alcaraz and world no.1 Jannick Sinner.

JOE BERNSTEIN ON COURT NO 1: Alcaraz's only previous meeting with Aleksandar Vukic of Australia had ended in defeat at French Open qualifying in 2020 when the Spaniard was 17.

TAMARA PRENN ON NO1 COURT: These were the latest scores and updates from day three of Wimbledon 2024 as Emma Raducanu gets set for second-round action.

Strong winds and wet weather have already hit parts of the country on Wednesday, forcing Regatta guests and Wimbledon fans to take umbrellas and raincoats to both events.

EXCLUSIVE: Every year, thousands of tennis fans camp out in Wimbledon Park in the hope of gaining access to the tournament. This is what happened when MailOnline joined them

Action from Wimbledon continues on Wednesday with both the Centre Court and Court No.1 playing host to some of this year's biggest stars. 

Aussie tennis star Aleksandar Vukic has turned heads after declaring he can beat defending champion and third seed Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon in their second round match.

Aussie Aleksandar Vukic has set up a showdown with defending champion Carlos Alcaraz after Wimbledon's opening day of play. Jordan Thompson and Daria Saville were also victorious.

MATTHEW LAMBERT AT WIMBLEDON: As Murray continues to agonize over whether or not to take to the singles court at Wimbledon for a final time, Jack Draper declared himself ready to step into

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT WIMBLEDON: If there was a single detail about Alcaraz's first-round encounter with Mark Lajal that followed convention, it was found in the outcome.

The former footballer, 49, who amassed 115 England caps during an illustrious playing career, was on hand to watch Spain's Carlos Alcaraz take on Estonia's Mark Lajal during day one Wimbledon.

This year's third Grand Slam began in style on Monday as thousands flocked to southwest London for the first day of Wimbledon. 

The former footballer, 49, had taken his mother Sandra along to the star-studded event , with the pair landing seats in the prestigious Royal Box on Centre Court.

MATTHEW LAMBERT: Roger Federer went in 2022, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray will follow him soon and even the ageless one, Novak Djokovic, is showing signs of slowing.

Defending champion Alcaraz will open Centre Court against Estonian Mark Lajal. Sinner is set to take on German Yannick Hanfmann on No.1 Court from 1pm.

KIERAN GILL AND MATTHEW LAMBERT AT WIMBLEDON: Djokovic insists he is at Wimbledon to win his eighth title - not merely make up the numbers so soon after a knee surgery

Raducanu attended the 2023 tournament on duty as a brand ambassador for one of the event's sponsors, Evian, and described the experience of being there as a non-competitor as 'horrible'.

It could be Murray's last singles match at the All England Club - if he is fit to make the starting line. The 37-year-old is fighting to recover from surgery to remove a spinal cyst.

HENRY CLARK AT WIMBLEDON: The seven-time Wimbledon champion practiced with Argentinian Federico Coria and looked to be moving freely.

MATTHEW LAMBERT: Jack Draper was unable to back up his emotional victory over Carlos Alcaraz as he was knocked out in the quarter-finals of the cinch Championships on Friday.

Draper faced only one break point, served eight aces and will be favourite when he faces American Tommy Paul in the quarter-finals today.

The expected news was confirmed by Spain's Olympic team captain, David Ferrer, on Wednesday, with Nadal having said last month that it would not be good for his body to switch surfaces.

The two men shared the opening four sets, before Alcaraz opened up an early lead in the decider, but Zverev fashioned two opportunities to break back and square things up at 2-2.

MATTHEW LAMBERT ON PHILIPPE CHATRIER: The brilliant 21-year-old beat Alexander Zverev in five undulating and pulsating sets, 6-3, 2-6, 5-7, 6-1, 6-2.

Ahead of his French Open final showdown with Carlos Alcaraz, a visibly frustrated Zverev insisted he is innocent and urged journalists not to ask him about the case again.

MATTHEW LAMBERT AT ROLAND GARROS: Sinner is 22 and will be crowned Italy's first world No1 on Monday. Alcaraz is 21 and will move up to No2 in the rankings if he wins the title.

MATTHEW LAMBERT: Tsitsipashad made no secret of his excitement, saying: 'Paris holds a special place for me and Paula, that's where he had our first date right before Roland-Garros last year.

MATTHEW LAMBERT AT ROLAND GARROS: That is an absurd hour at which to be playing tennis, so how did the French Open manage to get themselves into such a tangle?

The near-flawless win earned Alcaraz a meeting with ninth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas in what will be a blockbuster rematch of their 2023 encounter at this stage.

Alcaraz produced a stellar show in a rematch of the duo's 2022 encounter to firmly put himself back in the conversation as the favourite to lift the title in Paris and a third major.

The Spanish third seed and reigning Wimbledon champion, who has been battling a forearm injury for two months, needed four sets to see off the world number 176.

There were were audible gasps when those two triple Grand Slam champions' names were read out, and laughs of incredulity when Zverev was paired with Nadal.

The 14-time champion returned to action in Barcelona earlier this month after suffering another hip issue at his comeback tournament in January following a year out.

Singles world number three Carlos Alcaraz said previously he would like to play at the Olympics alongside his 37-year-old idol Rafael Nadal.

Katie Taylor is relishing 'the rematch the world has waited to see' after it was announced she will defend her status as undisputed world light-welterweight champion against Amanda Serrano on July 20.

The Italian, who claimed the Australian Open in January and followed it up with victory in Rotterdam, put in a scintillating display to beat Grigor Dimitrov 6-3 6-1 in Florida.

The loved-up couple looked happy and relaxed as they held hands through Carlos Alcaraz 's quarter final match against Grigor Dimitrov.