Carlos Alcaraz is currently the best player in the world. A status that he did not steal, since he for example beat Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon final. Before that, the two men had met in the semi-finals at Roland-Garros. A bad memory for the Spaniard, but which allowed him to learn from his mistakes.
The new generation is taking over. Indeed, Roger Federer ended his career, and Rafael Nadal is looking to return in 2024, but nothing is less certain. There is only left Novak Djokovic, who continues to have a very high level, or players such as Stanislas Wawrinkaor Andy Murray. But the best tennis player in the world today is only 20 years old, and his name is Carlos Alcaraz.
Already two Grand Slams for Alcaraz
Carlos Alcaraz is therefore the leader of the new generation. At only 20 years old, the Spaniard has already won two Grand Slam. L’US Open in 2022, but also and above all Wimbledon this summer. A victory at London in front of Novak Djokovic, which impressed all observers, because the English lawn is normally the garden of the Serb. A playground on which he excels. But the Murcian could perhaps have won Roland-Garros 2023, without an injury in the semi-finals.
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“I felt helpless and disappointed”
During the 2023 edition of Roland-Garrosthe match everyone is waiting for takes place in the semi-finals. Carlos Alcaraz confronts Novak Djokovic. The clash kept all its promises until the Spaniard was injured in the third set. Unable to respond physically afterwards, he therefore left the Serb to qualify quietly for the final, which he won a few days later. The world number 1 returned to this confrontation and his injury in particular, in remarks relayed by We Love Tennis. “I felt helpless and disappointed, but then we learned. You have to learn from your mistakes. “It worked, since a few weeks later, he won Wimbledon.
2023-07-31 20:58:43
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