The Spaniard, who has little experience on grass, made it to the Queen’s semis and ensured that he would be a good player on the surface.
Carlos Alcaraz, the present and future of tennis, continues to grow rapidly. A specialist on clay courts, the Spaniard sought to gain experience on grass and in this context he reached the semifinals of Queen’s ATP 500 (contest preparation for Wimbledon). After getting it, talked about his feelings and thought positively about his future.
“This match has been the best of my career on grass. I feel like I have more experience than in previous years. I see myself as more mature on this surface and I think as I play more matches I can be a good player.” player”Carlitos assured after defeating Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov 6-4 twice.
“I try to learn from the best and every time I feel more comfortable. I think I can win Wimbledon sometime”said the 20-year-old, number two in the world, who will now face the American Sebastian Korda, the circuit promises.
A few days ago, Carlitos, who barely had nine games of grass experience, recounted: “I want to put videos of Federer, of Murray, who is one of the players who moves the best on grass. I won’t talk about Djokovic because he slides like dirt and that won’t be my case. It’s not how they hit, because everyone has their own style, but seeing how they move and trying to imitate them.“.
Alcaraz has the tools to play well on grass: he moves well on the court, he has an amazing hand to produce different shots with different effects and his volley is excellent. All of that is in addition to her unique qualities, just like hers powerful right and his unique drop shotwhich causes damage to any surface.
It’s true that right now no one is playing on the surface like number one Novak Djokovic, seven-time Wimbledon champion, but Carlitos should be followed closely. Talented like few he could be the one to dethrone the Serb, who has won the last four editions of the prestigious championship which will start shortly.
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Source: Tycsports
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