Netflix and Carlos Alcaraz, an attractive television cocktail in the form of a docuseries

Present at the Indian Wells tournament, Carlos Alcaraz had been offering some clues in recent days through mysterious messages stamped on the camera after each victory.

“

,” he wrote on the lens after beating Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime.

“

”, He continued in the next round, after beating the Hungarian Fabian Marozsan.

In parallel, the tennis player complemented through his social networks: “

(Stay tuned!).”

And this Wednesday the enigma was solved.

That “

” so strange simply responded to the characteristic sound of the

of Netflix, which has presented a project (

in which it will take viewers into the professional and personal career of the young racket prodigy in 2025.

“An incredible path through the eyes of Alcaraz,” they describe from Netflix, in which fans will share first-hand the success and defeat, the management of fame, the fight with rivals like Djokovic or Sinner and the rises and descents of one of the young sporting talents who have had the most impact in recent times.

The 20-year-old from Murcia already has two majors (US Open 2022 and Wimbledon 2023) and reached the top two years ago, when he triumphed in New York and became, without having yet reached twenty, the youngest number one in the history.

“People are going to know everything that is not seen on a track.

It's something very different.

I hope you enjoy this series as much as I will,” says the protagonist, who until now had declined several offers of these characteristics.

Now decided to open up, the starting point for the action is Las Vegas.

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There, Alcaraz defeated Rafael Nadal in an exhibition also organized by the platform (

) and a recording team followed him and his companions behind the scenes.

“The whole world knows Carlos's successes and talent.

We are very excited about the unique opportunity to accompany him during a decisive season on the slopes and discover outside of them, through his hand and that of his environment, the person and his values," transmits the director of non-fiction content in Spain and Portugal from the platform, Álvaro Díaz.

Specifically, the docuseries portrays the athlete from an intimate perspective and will follow him around the world throughout 2024, in which expectations are once again very high due to his quality and his projection, in addition to having established a close connection with the new generations.

Alcaraz signs a ball.

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Despite his youth, Alcaraz – raised in a Murcian district of 24,000 inhabitants, El Palmar – already has a more than considerable media pull.

Captured by large commercial firms, it will soon also appear in the Netflix catalog, which by associating with the tennis player reinforces its commitment to great sports stories;

It has already offered content on Formula 1, Nascar, American football or the Tour de France, and in the short term it will include a project on the Spanish League;

He has collaborated with renowned leagues and organizations such as the NFL, FIFA, the PGA Golf Tour or the ATP and the WTA;

and, in fact, his first proposal on tennis came with the series

.

The company highlights that, with 260 million subscribers and a presence in more than 190 countries, it is the leading

entertainment service in the world.

Now, one of its highlights in the new content will be Alcaraz, whom the viewer will get to know up close, from the inside, as well as his environment, his team and his family, where he comes from and where he is going.

“I am very happy to live this experience,” the tennis player, accustomed from an early age to living among cameras, explains with his characteristic smile.

In this case, the creation is carried out by Morena Films, a film production company with more than 100 productions of both feature films and series.

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