By Chris Oddo | Monday 18 August 2025
On Monday, Carlos Alcaraz took place centrally in Cincinnati, winning his eighth title of career masters when Jannik Sinner was forced to withdraw because of Illnes.
On Tuesday, believe it or not, he will start his open US 2025 campaign.
Alcaraz will join Emma Raducanu forces in the long -awaited double mixed tournament, which begins on Tuesday and ends Wednesday in Flushing Meadows.
The 22-year-old says planning is not “the best”, but he is nevertheless eager to have a new NYC experience.
“I think it’s good,” Alcaraz told reporters in Cincinnati on Monday. “I mean, planning, it’s not the best, to be honest, play, play tomorrow.”
Alcaraz says he is excited to mix, and participating in a completely new event. 16 teams studied with stars and he is embracing the concept, which contains groups of four games and a 10 -point match connector instead of a third set.
I just loved it. “Alcaraz, who will face Jack Draper and Jessica Pegula in the first round. I will have a lot of fun, playing there, playing with Emma. It will be fierce against Draper and Pegula.”
Alcaraz says he is prepared to use the tour as preparation for his bachelors. To get used to the speed of the court and the conditions in the New York City.
“I’ll try to enjoy as much as possible. I’ll try to see what the court, the cannons, everything will be like,” he said. “I will treat it as a really important and good, a good preparation for me. So I will try to be mine
Best tomorrow, after traveling to New York … “
