Carlos Alcaraz has gracefully disagreed with John McEnroe's recent remarks that suggested the rising star surpasses tennis greats Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal at the age of 21. The young Spaniard made history as the youngest player to secure Grand Slam titles on all three surfaces,

Carlos Alcaraz has been the most dominant force in men's tennis over the last 18 months, but he was quick to disagree with John McEnroe over a bold statement

Italian tennis star and former top-10 player Fabio Fognini announced his retirement from the sport on Wednesday, July 9.

Rafael Nadal took a moment to pay tribute to Fabio Fognini, declaring his career "a great one" and wishing his former rival all the best in the next chapter of his life.

John McEnroe claims his recent Rafael Nadal French Open comments were misinterpreted and that he didn't mean that Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner would regularly beat the clay icon at Roland Garros.

Two of the 15 they didn’t collect were scooped up by Carlos Alcaraz, the 22-year-old Spaniard who now—alongside the 23-year-old Italian, Jannik Sinner—makes up the New Big Two. The Artist, Grinder, and Psycho had their era. Now we’ve got The Dramatist and The Scientist.

As Alcaraz and Sinner continue to win and lead the Tour while breaking new grounds, Massu is confident the sport is in excellent hands. The Spaniard and the Italian are poised to carry forward the legacy of the Big 3 and establish a new era of iconic rivalries at the top of the game.

John McEnroe claimed Carlos Alcaraz was better than Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal at the age of 21 at last year's Wimbledon, but the star humbly disagreed.