Carlos Alcaraz has expressed his position regarding the recent complaint filed by the PTPA against the ATP, WTA, and ITF. Although the young Spanish tennis player acknowledged that he agrees with some points raised in the complaint, he also admitted that there are certain aspects about which he is not completely sure.

Alcaraz expressed particular concern about the competition schedule, which he considers imprecise and demanding. According to him, this situation makes it difficult for players to maintain good health and perform at their best in each tournament.

“There are some points on which I agree with the PTPA, but there are also things I’m not entirely clear on,” Alcaraz explained. “However, I believe the competition schedule is not well structured. This not only affects my performance, but also that of many other players, as it’s difficult to ensure good physical condition to compete at the highest level.”

The Spaniard’s statements have sparked debate in the tennis world, with more and more players joining the discussion about the need to rethink the schedule to protect the health and well-being of athletes.