In the midst of the Australian Open, 20-year-old tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz addressed the impact of his coach’s absence on his performance, asserting that it had no adverse effects on his game.

In a recent statement, Alcaraz confidently stated, “It didn’t affect (me) at all. As I said, I was playing great tennis without him. I had Samuel (Lopez), that is a pretty good coach as well. I trust him 100 per cent.”

Alcaraz’s remarks underline his resilience and adaptability on the court, emphasizing that his stellar performance is not solely reliant on the presence of his primary coach. Despite the absence, he expressed his unwavering trust in Samuel Lopez, highlighting the latter’s coaching capabilities.

The 20-year-old’s journey in the Australian Open has been marked by impressive displays of skill and determination. Alcaraz’s ability to maintain his form and focus, even in the absence of his coach, showcases the depth of his talent and the effectiveness of his support team.

While the absence of a coach can be a significant factor for many players, Alcaraz’s positive outlook and trust in his coaching staff reflect a mindset geared towards adaptability and continuous improvement. As he progresses through the tournament, his performance serves as a testament to his individual prowess and the strength of his coaching support.

Carlos Alcaraz’s journey at the Australian Open continues to capture attention, not just for his on-court achievements, but for the mental fortitude and trust in his coaching team that he brings to each match. His statement regarding the coach’s absence underscores the young athlete’s self-assurance and confidence in his ability to excel under varying circumstances.

Carlos Alcaraz in 2024

Now the world no.2, the Spaniard played his last match on the 24^th of January when he surrendered to world no.6 Alexander Zverev 6-1 6-3 6-7(2) 6-4 in the quarter of the Australian Open (draw).

At the moment, during this season Alcaraz has achieved a composed 4-1 match record.

Alcaraz has scheduled to compete next in Buenos Aires (Argentina Open). He will begin to play the tournament from the main draw that will commence on the 12th of February.