His parents, Carlos Alcaraz Gonzalez and Virginia Garfia, welcomed him into the world on May 5, 2003, at El Palmar, Murcia, Spain. His three siblings and brothers are Jaime, Alvaro, and Sergio.
Carlos first became interested in sports at the age of 4 after watching his father, a top 40 player in Spain, play. Rafael Nadal is his tennis hero.
Carlos won an ATP tournament in Umag the year prior and made his debut in the top 100 in May 2021. Juan Carlos Ferrero, a former world number one, is Alcaraz’s coach.
Six ATP Tour singles championships, including the 2022 US Open and two Masters 1000 crowns, have been won by Alcaraz. In September 2022, Alcaraz, who was 19 years, 4 months, and 6 days old, won the US Open. He later held the No.
Carlos Alcaraz coach: Who is Juan Carlos Ferrero?
Spanish tennis player Juan Carlos Ferrero Donat, a former world number one, was born on February 12th, 1980. When Juan was seven years old, he and “El Mosquito” Ferrero, who was usually seen touring with his father Eduardo, began playing tennis. He has two sisters named Ana and Laura, and he admires the work of former No. 1 Jim Courier. His inspiration was Rosario, Ferrero’s mother, who went away from cancer when he was 17 years old. In July 2007, he bought a dilapidated property in Bocairent, south of Valencia, and transformed it into “Hotel Ferrero,” which features 12 luxurious suites. He shares ownership of the Valencia Open competition with tennis player David Ferrer. His coaches were Antonio Martnez Cascales (from 1989 onwards) and Salvador Navarro, while his personal physical trainer was Miguel Maeso (from May 2008).
Carlos won the men’s singles championship in the 2003 French Open. He became the 21st player to hold the top spot for an eight-week span in September of the same year. In the US Open and French Open in 2002 and 2003, he came in second. Additionally, he amassed 16 ATP titles, including four at Masters 1000 events. He was known as “Mosquito” for his agility and physically slim build. Ferrero’s tennis career came to an end following the 2012 Valencia Open.
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