Discover the unique setting for the Alcaraz-Fonseca exhibition in Miami!

Next week, Miami's LoanDepot Park is set to become the stage for a spectacle: Carlos Alcaraz and João Fonseca, two prodigies, will compete there in an exhibition.

Arthur Millot

le 27/11/2025 à 16h47

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The LoanDepot Park, usually a baseball ground, is preparing to transform into a dazzling arena.

Carlos Alcaraz, already a six-time Grand Slam winner, and João Fonseca, the 19-year-old Brazilian phenomenon many are touting as one of the future stars of the tour, will face off.

An event designed for show

Everything, from the scenography to the lighting atmosphere at LoanDepot Park, promises a spectacle calibrated to make a strong visual impact.

Opened in 2012, the venue of the "Miami Marlins" (baseball team) has a capacity of about 37,000 seats.

As a reminder, this exhibition is organized as part of the "Miami Invitational" on December 8th in Florida.

On the women's side, Pegula and Anisimova will also take part and face each other in a singles match.

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6e, 5583 points

4e, 6287 points

1e, 12050 points

24e, 1635 points

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Spectacular? Think not.

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