Undoubtedly, one of the main elements in the game of Carlos Alcaraz is the left Repeat this difficult technical gesture many times. He makes them in all colors and it is one of his main weapons to knock out his rival. And he showed it again to Queen’s quarter-final, his first ATP tournament on grass. On the green, where the codes of the game are more complicated to understand because of how certain the surface is and the few championships played on grass until the long-awaited Wimbledon (July 3-16), Carlos seems to remember that he is always fast learn This proves the amazing point he starred in before Dimitrov, which soon went viral on social media. Guess what: yes, again with a drop that left his rival ‘frozen’.
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“It is not an easy hit. It is difficult to do it well because there is always a risk of not handling the ball correctly, that is, a very easy ball can stay for the opponent”, he declared in February in an interview about his awesome drop shots and their importance. have in his game.
“What I always try to do is see if my opponent is really far from the baseline, a perfect situation to drop him. If I get to that ball, then I have a couple of options: the lob or the ‘passing shot’. ‘ In that situation, either of the two is easy to deal with, “he added at the time, also determining whether the drop shots were a blow he planned or just appeared while he was playing.
“Sometimes it’s a play that I plan in advance, but not in most cases. There are times yes, but usually the drop is something that comes out of me suddenly, something that I feel inside. When I see that the ball is coming, at that moment I feel it, that’s when I throw the shot, but without any plan in my mind,” he explained in those statements.
Source: La Verdad
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