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Alcaraz on the select list of Spaniards at the Miami Open

The level of Carlos Alcaraz continues to give something to talk about and, above all, continues to make the young tennis player continue to reap victories, already putting him in the quarterfinals of the Miami Masters.

How to watch the match between Alcaraz and Kecmanovic?

After his great victory against Stefanos TsitsipasAlcaraz became the Spanish tennis player number 14 to be among the best eight of this tournament. With 18 years and 10 months he is also the second youngest, after Rafael Nadal achieved it at 18 years and 9 months, in 2005, the year in which Rafa reached the final, where he would lose to Roger Federer.

Spaniards who have managed to reach the quarterfinals in Miami

  • emilio sanchez
  • Sergi Brugera
  • Alex Corretja
  • Francisco Clavet
  • Albert Costa
  • Carlos Moya
  • Tommy Robredo
  • Ferdinand Verdasco
  • Nicholas Almagro
  • David Ferrer
  • Rafael Nadal
  • Pablo Carreno Busta
  • Roberto Bautista Agut
  • Carlos Alcaraz

As if that were not enough, with this victory the young Spaniard has secured a place among the best 15 on the circuit starting next Monday. In case of becoming champion, Alcaraz could stay in the prelude to the top ten.

El primer set ante Tsitsipas

“The truth is that it was very difficult. I remember that at 5-2 I was only thinking about winning my serve to start the second set by serving. The first one was already almost lost because he had had few opportunities to break his serve in the first set. But, in the end, I kept fighting until the end, I was able to pull it off. I was able to break him twice and end up winning the set. That gave me a lot of energy to start the second. It has been very important. In the end, I’m very happy with my level.” Alcaraz pointed out.

Segunda victoria ante un Top 5, ambas con Tsitsipas

“I knew that Stefanos is a player who is always looking to hit from the right. So I tried to hit two or three crosscourt backhands, and then switch down the line to the right of him. Avoiding his reverse forehand was key. The parallel backhand was very important”.

the next rival

Kecmanovic comes from playing great games and beating incredible people. For me it will simply be a very difficult match that I will have to face in the best possible way”.

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