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Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz won fewer Grand Slams in 2026 than they did in 2024 and 2025. The Italian won Wimbledon, and the Spaniard won the Australian Open, but the other two Grand Slams went the way of Germany's Alexander Zverev, who ended his wait for a major title in style.
Carlos Alcaraz lost to Zizou Bergs, 5-7, 6-7, in the third round of the Shanghai Masters. The Spaniard suffered arguably the worst defeat of his 2026 campaign in Shanghai.
Carlos Alcaraz's Shanghai Masters campaign ended with a surprise defeat to Zizou Bergs, but the Belgian's victory also sparked a debate away from the court.
The debate on best-of-five sets at Grand Slam tournaments continues to roar on, with Juan Carlos Ferrero the latest to give his opinion on the matter. Ferrero, who has previously coached ATP superstar Carlos Alcaraz, has just predicted that five-set matches at Grand Slams are soon going to be a thing of the past.
The tennis schedule continues to be a regular discussion among the current tennis players. Voiced loudest by Carlos Alcaraz in recent times amid his injury problems, seven-time Grand Slam champion John McEnroe has clapped back at these comments as he stated that his generation played much more.
Alexander Zverev will be on cloud nine right now after being confirmed as the new year-end ATP number one. Zverev is delighted to be the year-end number one, which arrives following Carlos Alcaraz's loss to Zizou Bergs at the Shanghai Masters.
Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz are statistically the two greatest Spanish tennis players of all time. The former won 22 Grand Slam titles and held the number-one ranking for 209 weeks.
Carlos Alcaraz was the main headline at the Shanghai Masters on the sixth day of action. His surprising 7-5, 7-6(4) loss to Zizou Bergs stole the headlines as one of the big title favourites crashed out.
A year ago, Alexander Zverev left the Shanghai Masters visibly upset after a loss to Arthur Rinderknech. He told reporters that his season had been terrible and that he was playing terrible tennis all round.
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