WATCH: Shocking scenes as Carlos Alcaraz gets booed, gets insults thrown at his face by fans ahead of ATP Finals 2025

Carlos Alcaraz has faced an unexpected backlash from fans, who booed and hurled insults at him ahead of the ATP Finals. The tournament will take place between November 9 and 16.

Alcaraz and fellow ATP stars, including Jannik Sinner, Alexander Zverev, Ben Shelton, Taylor Fritz, and Alex de Minaur, will be part of the tournament. The players met their fans during a blue carpet event at Piazza Castello on Friday. Amid this, a video has gone viral in which the Spaniard could be seen being booed by the Turin crowd. The video's caption read:

"Insults to Carlos Alcaraz at the hotel entrance. You are embarrassing and the shame of the tennis world. Clowns." (Translated)

Alcaraz's latest run was at the Paris Finals, where he shockingly faced an early exit at the hands of Cameron Norrie in the first round. Shortly after that upset, the Spaniard expressed his feelings about his performance, revealing that he was disappointed with himself.

"But today, even in the first set, that I won, I just felt like I could do much more than what I did. I didn't feel well today. A lot of mistakes... I had no feeling at all. I'm really disappointed about my level today, and it is what it is," said Alcaraz, as quoted by Tennis 365.

Carlos Alcaraz shares opinions about Novak Djokovic's controversial ATP Finals decision

The ATP Finals are about to start, and Novak Djokovic has yet to confirm whether he will play. Carlos Alcaraz was asked to share his opinion on the Serb's decision in the pre-tournament press conference of the season-ending ATP Finals.

Stating that the 38-year-old has earned the place to take his time, the World No. 1 said: (9:08 onwards)

"Well, no, I mean it's obviously it is a bad situations for everyone, but, as Taylor said, he has the right to do it. He has played this tournament many years. He has won this tournament many years. Obviously, for the promoter for everything is not the the right situations, but, it is his decision and we had to go with it and and accept it," said Alcaraz.

Carlos Alcaraz has had a incredible run this season, having won eight titles, including two Grand Slams. He is set to face Alex de Minaur in his group stage match.