Carlos Alcaraz recently won the Argentina Open, defeating Cameron Norrie in the final. Even after a lengthy injury layoff - which included missing the 2023 Australian Open - the former World No. 1 wasted little time rediscovering his best tennis.Alcaraz most recently reached the final of the Rio Open, where he went down in three sets to Norrie. The Spaniard will next compete at the 2023 Mexican Open in Acapulco, the draw for which was released on Sunday, February 26. Carlos Alcaraz will begin his campaign against Mackenzie McDonald, who ended Rafael Nadal's run at the Australian Open earlier this year.Several tennis fans, however, have taken to social media to express their displeasure with the Acapulco draw. One user wondered if Alcaraz would ever play in a competitive tournament again or if he would continue to play in the "weak-fielded" tournaments."Will Alcaraz ever play a competitive tournament again or will he keep choosing these weak fielded tournaments in South America where the second seed is Cameron Norrie?" a fan asked.ryan@holdenthebluesWill Alcaraz ever play a competitive tournament again or will he keep choosing these weak fielded tournaments in South America where the second seed is Cameron Norrie? twitter.com/MichalSamulski…Michal Samulski@MichalSamulskiATP500 Acapulco main singles draw403ATP500 Acapulco main singles draw https://t.co/rxUX4SsgG5Will Alcaraz ever play a competitive tournament again or will he keep choosing these weak fielded tournaments in South America where the second seed is Cameron Norrie? twitter.com/MichalSamulski…Another fan commented that the draw for the ATP 500 (ATP 500 Acapulco) tournament was extremely "weak" given the presence of veteran player Feliciano Lopez."Weak 500 again. Carlos and Cam coming straight off the clay and Feli?! I thought he retired!" a tweet read.Vickesh | વિકેશ@VickeshWeak 500 again 🥴 Carlos and Cam coming straight off the clay and Feli?! I thought he retired! twitter.com/MichalSamulski…Michal Samulski@MichalSamulskiATP500 Acapulco main singles draw12029ATP500 Acapulco main singles draw https://t.co/rxUX4SsgG5Weak 500 again 🥴 Carlos and Cam coming straight off the clay and Feli?! I thought he retired! twitter.com/MichalSamulski…Here are a few more reactions from tennis fans to Carlos Alcaraz's 2023 Mexican Open draw:TA@TerrenceA_Carlos is great but man another walk to at least the semis. twitter.com/michalsamulski…Michal Samulski@MichalSamulskiATP500 Acapulco main singles draw12029ATP500 Acapulco main singles draw https://t.co/rxUX4SsgG5Carlos is great but man another walk to at least the semis. twitter.com/michalsamulski…Krasimir 🇧🇬 🌎🌍🌏@lobdownthelineThis is the weakest Acapulco draw I've ever seen. 🥴 twitter.com/MichalSamulski…Michal Samulski@MichalSamulskiATP500 Acapulco main singles draw1029ATP500 Acapulco main singles draw https://t.co/rxUX4SsgG5This is the weakest Acapulco draw I've ever seen. 🥴 twitter.com/MichalSamulski…Femi@sure_boiiiiAlcaraz is playing 3 weeks consecutively plus Indian wells, that’s one month non stop. Hmmm. twitter.com/michalsamulski…Michal Samulski@MichalSamulskiATP500 Acapulco main singles draw12029ATP500 Acapulco main singles draw https://t.co/rxUX4SsgG5Alcaraz is playing 3 weeks consecutively plus Indian wells, that’s one month non stop. Hmmm. twitter.com/michalsamulski…Bishal@bishalc004Such a weak weak draw. Doesn't even look like a 250 let alone a 500 twitter.com/MichalSamulski…Michal Samulski@MichalSamulskiATP500 Acapulco main singles draw729ATP500 Acapulco main singles draw https://t.co/rxUX4SsgG5Such a weak weak draw. Doesn't even look like a 250 let alone a 500 twitter.com/MichalSamulski…Harry@_harry91Alcatraz is vulturing Acapulco too!? twitter.com/michalsamulski…Michal Samulski@MichalSamulskiATP500 Acapulco main singles draw429ATP500 Acapulco main singles draw https://t.co/rxUX4SsgG5Alcatraz is vulturing Acapulco too!? 💀 twitter.com/michalsamulski…GAME TO LOVE@GTLTennisPretty weak draw tbh twitter.com/michalsamulski…Michal Samulski@MichalSamulskiATP500 Acapulco main singles draw102ATP500 Acapulco main singles draw https://t.co/rxUX4SsgG5Pretty weak draw tbh twitter.com/michalsamulski…Rachel M. Engelke@RacheMere@MichalSamulski Yikes@MichalSamulski YikesMajestic@NiN06949378@MichalSamulski Jesus this one is stacked@MichalSamulski Jesus this one is stackedCarlos Alcaraz reveals how working with a sports psychologist has helped him mentallyCarlos Alcaraz pictured at the ATP 250 Argentina Open 2023 - Final.Carlos Alcaraz recently spoke with Vogue about how he was unable to control his emotions well when he was 15-16 years old. Alcaraz threw his racquet around a lot at the time, putting his game at "risk.""When I was 15 or 16, I threw my racquet around quite a bit, or I’d break one, and that put my game at risk. So I knew I had to improve in that respect," he said.The Spaniard thanked his sports psychologist Isabel Balaguer for her help in that regard. He added that staying calm on the court is critical, as is going out on the court with a smile and feeling happy."She’s helped me a lot," Alcaraz said. "I was a bit all over the place. I didn’t control my emotions well. I got really pissed off." "Thanks to Isabel, I’ve gotten much better," he added. "Feeling calm during such a demanding year is essential. And from my point of view, it’s crucial to go out onto the court smiling, feeling happy. That helps you mentally. For me, it’s everything."