Carlos Alcaraz's fans recently reacted to a news publication mistakenly using Grigor Dimitrov's picture in an article about the rumors surrounding Matteo Berrettini dating South Korean DJ Peggy Gou. The article began by focusing on Alcaraz's private dating life.
It also mentioned the rumors of the Spaniard dating the DJ earlier this year after she was seen in his player's box. After highlighting Gou's clarification of not being romantically involved with Alcaraz, the article moved to fresh rumors of her dating Berrettini. The article also added that while the dating rumors are growing, neither Gou nor Berrettini has acknowledged them. The article also had a cover image which featured Alcaraz, Gou and Dimitrov instead of Berrettini.
The mixup of the images was noticed by fans, one of whom questioned if the article was mainly about Berrettini, then why was Alcaraz's picture in a bigger inset.
Another fan simply wrote:
A fan criticized the editorial skills and penned:
Here are a few more reactions:
Berrettini's girlfriend Vanessa Bellini opened up about the struggles she went through after coming across the rumors of the Italian tennis player dating the DJ. Peggy Gou learned to DJ while studying fashion in London. The Berlin-based DJ rose to fame after her song "It Makes You Forget" was released.
Amid his time away from professional tennis due to a wrist injury, Carlos Alcaraz was seen embracing the energetic FIFA World Cup environment. He presented the trophy on the pitch during the World Cup final on July 19, 2026, at MetLife Stadium alongside South Korean actress Hoyeon. As the Louis Vuitton ambassador, he unveiled the official Louis Vuitton World Cup Trophy Trunk.
During the final match, he was seen cheering for the Spanish team, a moment that turned into a viral meme. Following the World Cup, Alcaraz was also seen grooving to Michael Jackson's "Beat It" song alongside the popular YouTuber IShowSpeed at the party hosted by Justin Bieber. The Spanish team defeated Argentina 1-0 to win the second World Cuo title.
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