While Carlos Alcaraz didn’t have the best of finishes last year, he is looking for a positive start to the season with the Number 1 ranking in sight. He is returning to play the Grand Slam Down Under after missing the previous edition due to injury. As a result, he isn’t defending any points and is taking no pressure ahead of the tournament. Additionally, he has added a fierce look to his outfit for the opening major tournament of the season.
The Spaniard has had a good warmup ahead of the tournament, playing a couple of exhibition matches. However, his outfit choice is raising eyebrows even before the start of the event.
Carlos Alcaraz opts for a sleeveless outfit
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It will be just the third appearance for Alcaraz at the
Australian Open. He debuted at the tournament in 2021 and hasn’t been able to get past the third round. However, this time around, he has a fierce look that can affect his opponents.Recently, Marca revealed that the Spaniard will go for a sleeveless shirt, showing off his chiseled physique in front of millions of fans. The outfit will be designed by Nike, who has partnered with Alcaraz during his career. The conditions in Melbourne will be warm and this is one of the factors behind Alcaraz opting for a no-sleeve look.
Interestingly, the Spaniard chose a similar look at the 2023 US Open too. However, he suffered a shock defeat against Daniil Medvedev and was unable to defend his title. But Alcaraz has put the past behind him and comes with renewed confidence. He recently added a trait to his arsenal that makes him even stronger besides his ripped physique.
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Alcaraz is strong mentally as well
Playing a sport at the highest level requires great mental conditioning along with physical strength. Ask Carlos Alcaraz, who seldom loses his calm and gives his best. This effect is from his newly added trait.
He said, “Probably I’m stronger mentally. Right now, comparing to Paris, I’ve spoken about dealing with the pressure, dealing with tough, tough moments. In Paris, I didn’t deal with the pressure. I learned about that situation.”
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Alcaraz will take on France’s Richard Gasquet in the first round of the Australian Open. Can he dig deep with a fierce look? What do you think about his outfit choices?