Carlos Alcaraz critiques the ATP Tour schedule at the US Open
Tennishead • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 6:15 AM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Carlos Alcaraz voiced concerns regarding the current ATP Tour calendar during his appearance at the US Open. The tennis player publicly addressed the intensity of the tour, stating that the current demands placed on participants are unsustainable. Despite encountering some performance rust, Alcaraz remains competitive at the Grand Slam event. He is viewed as one of the top players on the tour alongside Jannik Sinner. His comments follow ongoing debates among professional players about the frequency of matches and the physical strain caused by the tour's structure. The statement highlights a growing sentiment among high-ranking competitors regarding player workload and scheduling at the top level of the sport.
- •Carlos Alcaraz expressed dissatisfaction with the ATP Tour schedule while at the US Open.
- •Alcaraz described the current tour demands as impossible for players to maintain.
- •The player continues his competition at the US Open despite minor signs of rust.
- •Jannik Sinner and Alcaraz are currently identified as the top performers on the tour.
- 6:15 AMTennishead — Carlos Alcaraz issues public warning to the ATP Tour at the US Open, ‘it’s impossible’ - tennishead.net
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