World number one Carlos Alcaraz heads into this week's Miami Open looking to defend both his title and top ranking.
Carlos Alcaraz is looking to defend his Miami Open title and keep his world number one ranking.MIAMI - World number one Carlos Alcaraz heads into this week's Miami Open looking to defend both his title and top ranking and admitting even he has been surprised by his dizzying rise to the top of the sport.
"It's all been very fast, when I got to Miami last year I was around number 20 and a year later I am coming in with the number one ranking. That is something very special. I fulfilled my dreams quicker than I expected," he told reporters on Tuesday. "My goal is always the same. To feel comfortable on court. To enjoy playing tennis and try to have great thoughts when playing. That is why I am playing at a good level. I am enjoying every single second and playing relaxed. That is what I am thinking about on court," he added.
Alcaraz can expect plenty of support from the crowd in Miami, which includes many Spanish-speaking fans.
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