Carlos Alcaraznew champion of US Open at 19 years old, his world number 1 in will premiere this Friday Valencia with sorting options Spainwhich will progress to the final stage of Davis cup if he wins Canada after the success of Serbian in South Korea. Malaga It will host from November 22 to 27 the eight best teams that will decide the new champion of the ‘salad bowl’ in the knockout rounds of quarters, semifinals and finals.
From New Yorkthe Murcian joined the Spanish team on Tuesday, but that day he did not train with his teammates and logically the captain, Sergio Brugueragive him more time to rest and don’t count on him on Wednesday for the first round match Serbian.
Spain defeated the Balkan team 3-0 thanks to the victories of Albert Ramos, Robert Baptist and double Marcel Granollers-Pedro Martinez.
After the necessary rest after the physical and mental effort of his US Open title and the rush of commitments inherent in the champion, Alcaraz eventually trained in Fountain Pavilion of San Luis de Valencia and it is at Bruguera’s disposal this Friday to play the second match of the tie against Canadian No. 1, Felix Auger-Aliassime.
Auger, 22, world number 13 and another of the young men tipped for big success in the future, defeated the Murcian in his only precedent, the 2021 US Open quarterfinals, when Carlos chose to retire when he lost in 6- 3 and 3- 1 to avoid greater evils.
Alcaraz came into that match with ample reserves after showing himself to the world in his emphatic five-set victory over the Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas. There he showed his full potential and, a year later, he was not only crowned in New York but also honored with his first Grand Slam being the youngest No. 1 in history.
Robert Baptistthe world number 21, is emerging as Bruguera’s pick to open this Friday (4:00 pm) tie against the Canadian number 2, Vasek Pospisil (141st), which he leads 3-1 in their clashes. In front of any contingency or decision of the captain, in the chamber is Albert Ramos (40th), which he also fulfilled the other day by defeating Serbian Laslo Djere.
Source: La Verdad
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