Many consider Carlos Alcaraz the most talented and complete young player in tennis history. However, Juan Carlos Ferrero is not getting complacent and thinks his player can enhance his game further.

But when watching the reigning Wimbledon champion, Naomi Osaka's coach Mouratoglou sees so many things that make up for his lack of consistency.

The tournament will welcome the biggest ATP and WTA stars, led by defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek, who have previously thrived on the event’s traditional Plexicushion surface.

Indian Wells Open revealed that its court surface has changed for this year's edition, which could be bad news for the two-time defending ATP champion Carlos Alcaraz. Although tournaments ...

Carlos Alcaraz and Frances Tiafoe will face off in an exhibition match in Puerto Rico this Sunday, organized by Rio 2016 gold medalist Monica Puig, who will be a special guest for this high-profile ...

Carlos Alcaraz will be the favourite to win a third successive Indian Wells titles at the first ATP Masters 1000 tournament, ...

With world No 1 Jannik Sinner absent as he serves his three-month suspension for failing a drugs test at Indian Wells last ...

Spanish tennis star Carlos Alcaraz broke silence on his widely criticised decision to play an exhibition ahead of the 2025 ...

Carlos Alcaraz confronts a revamped court surface as he aims for a third straight Indian Wells Open title. Can he adapt to ...

Carlos Alcaraz was papped dancing at the Puerto Rico airport where he travelled for an exhibition match against Frances ...

Prior to the tournament in Doha, Alcaraz won the Rotterdam Open to claim his first ATP title on indoor hard courts. Since his ...

Are the American men poised to win at Indian Wells for the second time in four tournaments? These storylines will shape the ...