Challenger explores tennis’ homoeroticism more than any movie we’ve ever seen. And just as the love-triangle drama is taking off, tennis’ most homoerotic star is also returning to the court.What a wonderful coincidence!Carlos Alcaraz, the No.
3-ranked men’s player in the world, is playing at the Madrid Open following an arm injury that delayed the start of his clay-court season.
The two-time Grand Slam champion won the tournament last year, and is looking to defend his crown.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.Alcaraz enjoyed an easy win Monday, picking up right where he left off. “Today has been a litmus test and I have not had any discomfort, I’m feeling spectacular he’s picked up right where he left off,” he told reporters afterward. “From today we are going to keep getting better.”His tone was equally upbeat on Instagram. “Very happy to be playing again and doing it in a place as special as Madrid!,” he wrote. “Let’s go for more!”Alcaraz also celebrated his father’s birthday over the weekend… happy birthday dad!