Carlos Alcaraz is hitting his stride at the Paris Olympics, making the most of his time in the spotlight. While he is ready to rock with Rafael Nadal in doubles, on and off the court, his recent picture is doing the rounds on the internet. Watching him live it up, former American pro-Mardy Fish indirectly called the Spaniard the ladies’ man for his photo from the Olympic Village!

The statement Alcaraz made about wanting to live in the Olympic Village—a place where athletes from all over the world live together—is what’s making waves lately, even though his recent photo where the Wimbledon champion is surrounded by women is certainly attracting attention.

In response to the buzz surrounding the picture of Carlos Alcaraz, the 42-year-old tennis veteran decided to poke the Spaniard. With a playful tone, he remarked, “You ain’t sly Carlito!“ His lighthearted remark shows the good-natured teasing typical of the tennis community.

Four-time Grand Slam winner shared a unique dream with his lighthearted remark about the eye-catching picture: “I want to live in the Olympic Village because I want to live the experience.” His wish to live with athletes highlights his eagerness to immerse himself in every facet of the Games, from the intense competition to the lively environment of shared experiences.

Fish humorously shared a few months earlier that Alcaraz should be aware of the Los Angeles Dodgers event. A recent Dodgers game versus the Arizona Diamondbacks was postponed by the bees. Alcaraz was stung by bees during an infestation earlier this year at Indian Wells. In a post about the happenings that featured pictures of the bee swarm, Fish tagged Alcaraz, and wrote, “@carlosalcaraz??!!” But he chose to remain silent, most likely in an attempt to keep out the memories of the Indian Wells “Beegate” episode.

Alcaraz is scheduled to compete in his first Olympics after pulling off the remarkable feat of winning both Wimbledon and Roland Garros, increasing his total number of majors to four. Rafael Nadal, who just finished as the runner-up in Bastad, has a lot of Olympic experience as he gets ready to battle on this platform, for likely the last time.

Subsequently, it’s nothing less than a dream come true for the young Spaniard as he gets ready to take over the doubles.

Carlos Alcaraz is ready to have a ‘dream’ team-up

Alcaraz was ecstatic at the chance to play doubles at the Olympics and called his debut against Rafael Nadal “a dream.” He did, however, limit his exuberance by pointing out that their combined star power does not guarantee a medal. Alcaraz said, “Playing with Rafa is a dream, but that doesn’t mean guaranteed success. Medals aren’t won by name. It will be a great experience, and we must adapt gradually.”

His remarks demonstrated a well-rounded viewpoint, blending optimism with a sober assessment of the difficulties ahead. Rafael Nadal, the 2008 singles gold medalist, will join forces with Carlos Alcaraz to form a tennis dream team at the Paris 2024 Olympics. This pairing aims to build on Nadal’s previous success, including the doubles title he won with his close friend Marc Lopez at the 2016 Rio Games.

As they take on the challenge together, their collaboration promises to bring a blend of experience and emerging talent to the court. What are your thoughts on Alcaraz, street experience at the Paris Olympics? Do let us know in the comment section below.