Alcaraz Banned Device

World no.1 carlos alcaraz was ordered to remove a banned fitness tracker before his australian open fourth-round match, sparking a rules debate ahead of his quarter-final against alex de minaur . 1 day agoin his fourth-round victory over tommy paul on sunday, alcaraz was spotted wearing the fitness-tracking whoop watch by chair umpire marija cicak, who proceeded to request the spanish. 1 day agocarlos alcaraz was told to remove a device hidden underneath a wrist sweatband ahead of his australian open fourth round victory.

1 day agoaustralian open controversy erupts as world no.1 carlos alcaraz forced to remove fitness tracking device the superstar had previously worn the gadget, which is listed as an approved item. 17 hours agothe 2026 australian open organizers went against established atp and wta protocols when carlos alcaraz, jannik sinner, and aryna sabalenka were asked to remove devices tracking. 20 hours agoan argument over banned “wearable” devices such as whoop fitness trackers has erupted at the australian open after top players jannik sinner, carlos alcaraz and aryna sabalenka.

Carlos alcaraz, aryna sabalenka run afoul of ao wearables rule two world no. 1 day agoalcaraz and sabalenka had faced similar orders at melbourne park. So, why are wearable devices getting banned at the australian open despite being widely used on the atp and wta tours.

1 day agoofficials have paused carlos alcaraz’s warm-up after spotting a banned wearable device hidden under his wristband, sparking renewed debate about how much technology tennis should. 2 days agobefore his match against tommy paul in the fourth round of the australian open, carlos alcaraz was forced to remove a device he was wearing on his right wrist, underneath his wristband..