Carlos Alcarazqualified for the final of the Masters 1,000 in Madrid, after defeating this Friday, the day of his twentieth birthday, the Croatian Borna Coric With 6-4 and 6-3, he assured that he does not feel vertigo “neither for what he has lived nor for what is left to live” and is among the favorites for the next edition of Roland Garros.
“I put myself at the top of the list,” he said, along Rafael Nadal “if it goes”, to Novak Djokovic already Stefanos Tsitsipas as title contenders in Paris. “I think I’m playing at a good level and I’m confident.”
“I wish I could see Rafa Roland Garros 100 percent,” he said.
“I didn’t stop thinking that, oh my gosh, I’m 20 years old and I’ve only just started. But I’ve fought these conditions, this is what I’ve always wanted. I don’t have vertigo because of anything. I’ve experienced or because of what happened to me. remains to live,” he said at a press conference.
“I’m enjoying it with my team, my family and my friends, we are a fairly large group. Enjoying the victories is essential, getting off the track and savoring the victories,” he added.
Alcaraz He couldn’t tell if it was natural talent for tennis and stressed that “you have to combine talent with work, because if you don’t want to be the best you won’t be anybody.”
“I don’t feel the best in the world right now, I try to think of myself, but I don’t feel superior to anyone,” he added in his reflection.
The world number two, who was the youngest number one in history at the age of 19, commented that during his years on the professional circuit he had time to learn “that you can’t keep everyone happy and you have to be a little to be selfish and take care of yourself, go your own way and be self-satisfied”.
On his anniversary, he said “beyond sports”, what he will ask for when blowing out the candle is “health” for him and his family. “This is the best gift they could give me,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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