Carlos Alcaraz reacts to Joao Fonseca’s forehand ranking, shares his own opinion
Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Joao Fonseca has been viewed as one of the players most likely to emerge as a rival to Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. The Brazilian’s forehand, in particular, has drawn comparisons with Alcaraz’s and is widely regarded as one of his key strengths. The teenager impressed in Monte-Carlo, reaching his first Masters quarter-final at just 17 years old.
Carlos Alcaraz responds to Joao Fonseca’s claim about his forehand Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images Fonseca listed Tsitsipas, Alcaraz, Berrettini, and himself as the top forehands on the ATP Tour. Alcaraz, though, had a slightly different view and suggested a couple of other names worth considering. “That’s tricky, but at the same time it’s a really good list.
A pretty good list from João! I don’t know… I could put Andrey Rublev somewhere in the list. “Right now, I could change Tsitsipas for Felix Auger, for example.
I just love Felix Auger’s forehand. And the rest is pretty good. Berrettini is on it, right?
He’s fourth? ” The world number one was also asked where he would rank his own forehand among those in Fonseca’s group. “So the list is pretty full.