US EditionBrazilian Starlet Joao Fonseca Sets up Carlos Alcaraz Clash at Miami Open
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Carlos Alcaraz debuted this Friday at Masters 1000 in Miami against the Brazilian promise Joao Fonseca. Before his premiere in his last tournament prior to the beaten dirt tour, the Spanish tennis player has been supporting Luka Doncic in the visit of Los Angeles Lakers on the Miami Heat court. Alcaraz has enjoyed on foot the track of the Slovenian exhibition, which scored 60 points in the victory of his team. At the end of the match, the camera…
Tennis-After Sinner test in Indian Wells, Fonseca books Alcaraz clash in Miami
MIAMI, March 20 (Reuters) - Brazilian teenager Joao Fonseca said he was looking forward to playing Carlos Alcaraz for the first time as he prepares to meet the world number one at the Miami Open a week after pushing second-ranked Jannik Sinner hard at Indian Wells. Read full story
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The Independent (US)Brazilian starlet Joao Fonseca sets up Carlos Alcaraz clash at Miami Open
The Brazilian often tipped as tennis’ next star faces the current best player in the world in a huge test
“He has everything”: Carlos Alcaraz warns Joao Fonseca ‘will be a player to beat’ before Miami showdown
Carlos Alcaraz arrives at the Miami Open as the top seed and World No. 1, carrying both strong form and a clear sense of purpose after his first setback of the season. The Spaniard holds a 16-1 record in 2026, according to the ATP Win/Loss Index, with his only defeat coming in straight sets to Danii...
Carlos Alcaraz faces Joao Fonseca in his debut in the Masters 1000 in Miami this Friday, March 20. After seeing his distance cut in the ranking after losing against Medvedev in semifinals of Indian Wells, the Murciano tennis player returns to the arena to start his way on the coast of Florida. Luck favored the number one in the world in Miami; despite having a complicated debut, the rest of the picture is clarified for the Murciano that it will …
I want to study in the United States through a sports scholarship: Click here Writing by: Jeronimo Diaz The young Brazilian João Fonseca will be one of the protagonists of the second round of the Miami Open 2026, where he will have a high caliber challenge: facing the number one in the world, Spanish Carlos Alcaraz. Fonseca arrives at this duel after a great first round victory against Hungarian Fábián Marozsán, currently 46° of the ATP ranking,…
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