Carlos Alcaraz shared his honest opinion about Joao Fonseca's new haircut after their showdown at the Miami exhibition. The Spaniard is currently enjoying his time away from the court.Alcaraz capped his 2025 season after competing at the ATP Finals in Turin. He progressed to the final round, where he contested against his on-field rival, Jannik Sinner, for the title. The Italian prevailed over the World No. 1 and dominated the clash, registering a 7-6(4), 7-5 win.Shortly after this, Alcaraz returned to the court for an exhibition match at LoanDepot Park in Miami. Here, he locked horns with Fonseca, and after a thrilling clash, the Spaniard produced a 7-5, 2-6, 10-8 win over the Brazilian player. In the post-match interview, the 22-year-old was asked about him and Fonseca donning the same buzz cut hairstyle.When questioned about who looked better in short hair, him or the Brazilian, he responded laughingly:"That's a question for the public, not me, we need to see what people say, we need to have a vote," said Carlos Alcaraz.During the Miami exhibition, Alcaraz and Fonseca engaged in an unfortunate mishap during the mixed doubles event. Amid the match, Fonseca hit a powerful forehand that bounced off the World No.1's racket and struck him in the face. However, he did not take offense and brushed it off with a smile.Carlos Alcaraz opened up about his close-cropped hairstyle at the 2025 Australian OpenCarlos Alcaraz competed at the 2025 Australian Open with a close-cropped hairstyle, which was one of the main attractions along with his performance. During this campaign, Andrea Petkovic spoke to the World No. 1 about his new hairstyle, asking him about his inspiration. Petkovic said:"You just had a haircut. What was the inspiration?"Replying to this, Alcaraz said:“I discussed with my barber that when I get a haircut… three days later it’s grown out. So I have to go more often. It’s a New year. I knew I was gonna be here in Australia. 40 Degrees. It’s summer here. I thought I needed something new. I already did this haircut a few years ago and I just like it. Probably this year is gonna be a new Carlitos in style," Carlos Alcaraz said.Carlos Alcaraz kick-started his 2025 season by competing at the Australian Open. He progressed to the quarter-final, where he locked horns with Novak Djokovic, who dashed his hopes of advancing. The Serb claimed a 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 win against the Spaniard.