Carlos Alcaraz and his great sense of humor made an appearance in Miami, Florida, during an exhibition match he played against Joao Fonseca on Monday, December 8. With this, he only shows that he is back at 100% of his physical abilities.
Alcaraz ends the year as the best player on the ATP Tour, and although he had to withdraw from the Davis Cup, the winner of eight championships, including two majors this year, now that the season is coming to an end, is taking time to enjoy himself.
Earlier, on Sunday, December 7, he attended the inauguration of Racket at the Rock 2025 in New Jersey, where he lost to tennis player Frances Tiafoe.
A hilarious moment from Carlos Alcaraz with his team
After the exhibition tournament held on Sunday, he traveled on Monday, December 8 to Miami to be part of another event. At that event, he was seen wearing a Los Angeles Lakers jersey with LeBron James’ number.
It’s no secret that the Spanish tennis player, the best in the world, is fascinated by the NBA and is a huge fan of the Lakers.
In a clip circulating on social media, he can be seen dancing in a peculiar way that makes everyone burst into laughter.
At the end of last month, Alcaraz was seen courtside at the Miami Heat vs. Milwaukee Bucks game at the Kaseya Center in Miami.
Amanda Anisimova pokes fun at Carlos Alcaraz’s pose
At the event held in New Jersey, and despite losing to Frances Tiafoe, the Spaniard looked happy and was enjoying the moment without anyone taking that fun away from him.
Alcaraz and Jessica Pegula teamed up against Amanda Anisimova and Frances Tiafoe in a match where they enjoyed themselves and had a great time. In this match, the Spaniard stole the show with a peculiar pose he used to avoid getting hit by his partner’s serve.
The moment generated laughter, and afterwards the tennis player shared on her social media:
What’re you up to, @carlitosalcarazz?
The result was the least important part. What mattered at the exhibition event was enjoying the experience and having a great time.
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