Just like he did in his debut against the Argentine Facundo Bagnis, Carlos Alcaraz won the first set of their 3rd round match against Masters 1,000 on a difficult path Miami (USA) endorsing 6-0 in Serbian dusan lajovic with several holes in the 32 minutes the set lasted.
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Alcaraz, the youngest No. 1 in history at the age of 19, dispatched Bagnis on 64 minutes, giving yet another sign that his pace of the ball now reigns with an iron fist in ATP circuit. The Murcian scored in the first eight games of the match and eventually won 6-0 and 6-2.
“Alcaraz is the Tyson of tennis because he can hit those forehands with the racket. There are punches that move Daniil 10 meters with brutal power and speed,” he compared the other day. Gilles Cervarathe Russian coach Daniel Medvedevwith nothing to do in the final last Sunday in Indian Wellswhere Carlos was crowned champion 6-3 and 6-2.
Source: La Verdad
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