Alcaraz Returns to Training: World No. 1 Begins Preparation for Six Kings Slam
Carlos Alcaraz has resumed training in El Palmar, focused on one goal: to shine at the Six Kings Slam in Riyadh. Defeated in the final last year, the world No. 1 is aiming for victory and the hefty prize promised to the winner.
Serious business is back for Carlos Alcaraz. Absent from the tour since his title at the ATP 500 in Tokyo at the end of September, the world No. 1 resumed training on Friday on the indoor court of his academy in El Palmar.
Before preparing for the Paris Masters 1000, Alcaraz will make a stop in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to play the second edition of the Six Kings Slam. An exhibition played from October 15 to 18 that will allow the winner to pocket the sum of six million dollars.
Last year, the Spaniard lost in the final of this event to his rival Jannik Sinner.
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