Fritz jokes about gaming as a way to beat Alcaraz

Fritz

Taylor Fritz, known for his love of video games, recently shared a lighthearted moment during a live stream. While discussing his gaming habits, he joked about how they might intersect with his rivalry against Carlos Alcaraz.

The playful strategy

Fritz explained that Alcaraz enjoys playing Teamfight Tactics and that he has been talking to him about League of Legends. “Carlos loves to play. He’s willing to play Teamfight Tactics and I’ve been talking to him a bit about League of Legends, to see if he gets excited and hooked as well,” Fritz said.

Humor in competition

With a laugh, Fritz added that if Alcaraz became deeply hooked on League of Legends, it might affect his tennis. “Hey, if he gets really hooked on LOL… maybe that increases my chances of beating him. If he becomes addicted or something, it might affect him and make him play worse. Although well, there’s also the possibility that he plays even better. Who knows,” he concluded with laughter.

Taylor Fritz in 2026

Taylor Fritz

37 - 19win/loss

Hard
21-12
I Hard
4-1
Clay
1-2
Grass
11-4
28 year old
LWWLWWWLW
2026 Highlights

Currently the world no.7, Taylor played his last match on the 20th of February when he lost to world no.22 Tommy Paul 6-4 6-3 in the quarter in Delray Beach (draw).

Until now, during this year Taylor has managed to achieve a 9-6 record. Taylor Fritz’s best result of this year was getting to the final in Dallas.

Fritz
Delray Beach
Fritz's Record

Carlos Alcaraz in 2026

Carlos Alcaraz

29 - 4win/loss

Hard
23-3
Clay
6-1
23 year old
LWWWWWLWW
2026 Highlights

Currently the world no.1, Carlos played his last match on the 21st of February when he overcame world no.34 Arthur Fils 6-2 6-1 in the final in Doha to win his 27th career title.

During this season Alcaraz owns a compiled 12-0 record. Carlos has won 2 titles in 2026 at the Australian Open and Doha.

Alcaraz
Doha
Alcaraz's Record

Taylor Fritz and Carlos Alcaraz fought against each other 6 times. Their head to head is 5-1 for Alcaraz.