In a recent episode of his podcast, “Served with Andy Roddick,” tennis legend Andy Roddick shared his insights into the off-court personality of rising star Carlos Alcaraz. Known for his electrifying performances and infectious smile, Alcaraz has quickly become a fan favorite. However, Roddick’s revelations offer a deeper look into the Spaniard’s character beyond the tennis court.
Roddick described Alcaraz as “the thirstiest celebrity” he’s ever seen, highlighting the young player’s eagerness to engage with fans and add value to every event he participates in. According to Roddick, Alcaraz doesn’t just show up to get paid; he genuinely enjoys interacting with people and making their experiences memorable.
During the US Open Fan Week, Roddick witnessed Alcaraz’s friendly and energetic demeanor firsthand. He recalled an amusing moment when Alcaraz playfully heckled Caroline Wozniacki, only to burst into laughter when Roddick teased him about his recent performance. This incident underscored Alcaraz’s ability to stay lighthearted and approachable, even in competitive settings.
Roddick also emphasized Alcaraz’s dedication to his craft, noting that the young star is fully aware of his growing influence in the world of tennis. Despite his busy schedule and numerous exhibition matches, Alcaraz remains committed to improving his game and entertaining fans.
As Alcaraz continues to rise in the tennis world, Roddick believes that his genuine personality and relentless work ethic will help him navigate the challenges ahead. With his combination of talent and charisma, Alcaraz is poised to become one of the sport’s most beloved figures for years to come.
Carlos Alcaraz in 2024
Currently the world no.3, the Spaniard played his last match on the 19th of November when he defeated world no.40 Tallon Griekspoor 7-6(0) 6-3 in the Rubber 2 of the Davis Cup (draw).
At present, during this year Carlos has managed to achieve a compiled 54-13 record. Alcaraz clinched 4 titles in 2024 in Indian Wells, French Open, Wimbledon and Beijing. Alcaraz was the runner-up in Paris.