Carlos Alcaraz, already eliminated from the Miami Open, was spotted courtside at the first-round match between Federico Chingotto and Juan Lebrón’s partner Alejandro Galán against Pincho Fernández and José Antonio González. The Spaniard was a keen spectator as Galán and Chingotto secured a convincing 6-3, 6-1 victory.
Passion for other sports
Although his run in Miami ended earlier than expected, Alcaraz has shown that he enjoys watching other sports. His enthusiasm for padel is well known, and he often takes the opportunity to attend matches when his schedule allows.
Love for padel
Alcaraz has spoken openly about his admiration for the sport. He appreciates the intensity and skill involved, and his presence at the Miami P1 highlighted his genuine interest. His support adds visibility to padel, which continues to grow in popularity alongside tennis.
Carlos Alcaraz’s appearance at the match underlines his passion for competition beyond tennis, showing that even after his own exit from the Miami Open, he remains deeply connected to the sporting world.
El Super Ratónnnnnn effect 😁🐭#PremierPadel #MiamiPremierPadelP1 pic.twitter.com/nsr20vHQuF
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Galan and Chingotto in Miami, ranking, and results in 2026
LWLWWWWWWW Galan and Chingotto have achieved a win-loss 10-2 record together in 2026. They are currently playing the Miami P1 2026 where they beat Fernandez(world no.63) and Luis(world no.73) 6-3 6-1 and (world no.) and (world no.) bye.
