Carlos Alcaraz Turns Into An Impatient Fanboy As The First Topspin 2k25 Player Sets Off The Hype Train

After over a decade, 2k’s Top Spin tennis series is back with Top Spin 2k25. The last Top Spin game was released in 2011 with Top Spin 4 for Play Station 3, Xbox 360, and Nintendo Wii. Recently they put up a teaser trailer that revealed that it’s ‘coming soon.’ Guess who was the first tennis superstar to react to this announcement?

Carlos Alcaraz turns fanboy as new footage of TopSpin 2k25 comes out. He recently shared a story on Instagram which clearly portrayed his excitement for this announcement. 

Carlos Alcaraz can’t wait for Topspin 2k25 anymore

Carlos Alcaraz is currently in Melbourne playing at the Australian Open. Topspin’s 2k25 announcement as a result coincided with the first Grand Slam of the season. Will the fans get the chance to play at the iconic Melbourne court virtually? Well, although the release date isn’t confirmed yet, the trailer revealed several types of surfaces including grass, clay, and even the hard courts. Hopefully, for the fans, it’ll also get the license from the Australian Open. No tennis superstars were seen in the trailer but the voice in there seemed a lot like tennis legend John McEnroe.

The teaser trailer’s description read, “The worlds of tennis and 2K have collided. TopSpin 2k25 is the next must-play sports game from 2k that fully immerses fans into the world of tennis.” Carlos Alcaraz posted the trailer on his Instagram stories and wrote, “Can’t Wait!”

Top Spin is still one of the best tennis video game series of all time. And, talking about some of the best in the tennis world, they’re all currently in the ‘Land Down Under’.

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Alcaraz gets off to a winning start at the Australian Open

The world number 2 took to the court for the first time in 2024 in Melbourne. And, what a way to start his season! Carlos Alcaraz defeated France’s Richard Gasquet by 7-6(5),6-1,6-2 in the first round of the AO. It took the Spaniard 2 hours 22 minutes to seal the deal at the Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday. Up next for Alcaraz is Italy’s Lorenzo Sonego on Thursday. Can he carry forward the momentum to the next match? We will have to wait a bit to get the answer.

A few days American former world number 1, Lindsay Davenport took a jibe at the tennis players (especially American players) for their inclination towards the video game. But his recent performance will surely put Alcaraz in the good books of Davenport. Say what?

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