Carlos Alcaraz going into the second week of Roland Garros the favorite label has been confirmed. The world number one produced excellent tennis in his four matches heading into the quarterfinals. The prophecies were fulfilled in his part of the table: the Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas awaits him in the quarterfinals, on Tuesday, the final hurdle to the foreseeable semifinals, on Friday, with Novak Djokovicif it goes beyond Russian Karen Khachanova.
You know your situation well. “At the US Open I was fourth one year and the next I was champion. Let’s see if it can be repeated here,” joked the 20-year-old from Murcia. In the 2022 Roland Garros edition, he bowed out to a very good one Alexander Zverev In the bedrooms.
You have a new opportunity. “There’s no added pressure, it’s like one more round. When there’s something new, there’s more uncertainty, but I already know what the Grand Slam quarterfinals are.”
Although there is something new about his previous involvements. “And if things are going well, why change them,” said Alcaraz about how he opens this final stretch for the Musketeers Cup.
He is still missing from one of the most internally consulted lists at Roland Garros. Paradoxically, on the intranet of the tournament Carlos Alcaraz and his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero They describe the relationship the Murcian has lost since he started competing in the tournament.
He is a missing on track training program. Because? In Paris, he and his team decided not to work on the court between matches, to focus on physical work, taking care of the tennis player’s body.
“It has been good for me, but I talk about it with my team,” said the tennis player from El Palmar, who still does not have a calendar where he appears, for example, Novak Djokovic, which maintains the usual routine of going to the practice tracks at Roland Garros on days without official meetings.
Source: La Verdad
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