Carlos Alcaraz makes its debut in the ATP 250 of Buenos Aires and he does so as one of the great favorites to win the tournament. The young Spanish tennis player has returned from his injury, which prevented him from playing in australia tomorrowin the clay tournament from Buenos Airesagainst which Serbian will be measured Laslo Djere.
The Murcian, planted first Buenos Aires, starts as a favorite but on clay he has a tough box ahead. In the second round it was him Laslo Djerewhile the winner is ahead of him Sebastian Baez, great earthling, and countryman of Djere, Dusan Lajovic.
Carlos Alcaraz He came from overcoming his injury, which prevented him from playing Melbourne and to defend his status as number 1 in the ATP, which he currently holds Djokovic. The Spaniard, however, occupies second place in the rankings and will try to pick up the pace, in his first game of the season.
Alcaraz he had a great season last year, where he reached number 1 (the youngest ever). On clay, he conquered the Madrid Masters 1000, so this is one of the opponents to beat. Not only did he win his first event in this category and in his country, but he also achieved this win after being proclaimed champion in Conde de Godo’s ATP 500 in Barcelona, where he confirmed that his great potential also places him as one of the players who moves the best on clay. He also won the South American tour in ATP 500 of Rio de Janeiro, so he will look for a new wound in the clay.
Carlos Alcaraz ranks second in ATP, while Laslo Djere He holds position 57 in the male ranking. The Serbian tennis player is 27 years old and just beat the Italian in the first round Fabio Fognini, for 6-4, 6-4. This is the first time the two players will meet on the ATP circuit.
When is Alcaraz – Djere played?
The game is played on dawn from Wednesday 15 to Thursday 16 February, not before midnight
Where can Alcaraz – Djere be found?
The meeting will be seen by Movistar Sports (59), platform channel Movistar Pluswhich broadcasts the tournament exclusively in Spain. You can follow all information about the match and the tournament on the Mundo Deportivo website.
Source: La Verdad
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