While the streaming giant’s reality series that followed the ATP and WTA tours, *Break Point*, was not renewed last year after two seasons, that did little to erase its footprint in tennis.
Alcaraz and Rafael Nadal played in “The Netflix Slam” exhibition match last spring as a prong in Netflix’s expanding portfolio in live sports coverage, and in addition to the My Way project, it was announced in December that his legendary recently-retired compatriot will also get his own series, chronicling his career through the lens of his final days on tour in 2024.
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Alcaraz further emphasized his excitement about sharing an unfiltered, off-court perspective on his life this week at a Netflix event in Madrid, which is the home of the streamer’s European production hub.
“We will certainly reveal what I experience during tournaments, how I organize my training sessions, everything I face professionally,” he reportedly shared, adding that he “liked the idea of sharing my personal story, being Carlitos, who aspires to be one of the best in history.”
