Pictures of Carlos Alcaraz’s official 2024 US Open outfit, designed by his apparel sponsor Nike, have surfaced. However, it has not been received well by the majority of tennis fans.
The US Open bears a special significance in Alcaraz’s thriving tennis career. The Spaniard made his debut at the prestigious hardcourt Major in 2021 and reached the quarterfinals. However, he chose to retire midway through his quarterfinal clash against Felix Auger-Aliassime citing physical fatigue, which had accumulated due to two grueling five-set encounters he played at the tournament before the quarterfinals.
In 2022 though, Alcaraz went all the way, winning his maiden Grand Slam title at Flushing Meadows after coming out on top against Casper Ruud in the final. Last year, the Spaniard’s run was ended in the semifinals by eventual runner-up Daniil Medvedev.
This time around, the World No. 3 is gunning for his third Major of the season, having already won the French Open and the Wimbledon Championships, and his fifth Grand Slam title overall. Recently, pictures of the outfit, that the Spaniard is set to don during his 2024 US Open campaign, surfaced on X (formerly Twitter). The pictures featured an all-black, sleeveless, round-neck shirt, and what appears to be a pink pair of shorts.
