The Chilean Nicholas Jarry, rival of Carlos Alcaraz in the third round of Wimbledon, he assured that the Spaniard was “human” and that with his game he could “hurt him”.
Jarry, after beating a great player on grass like Jason Kublerwill experience the second match of his sports career against Alcaraz, whom he lost in three sets in the semifinals of Rio de Janeiro at the beginning of the year.
“He’s a tremendous player. He’s already won at Queen’s, he’s number one… I’m happy to have this opportunity to compete against him, to give it my all. We already know each other quite a bit and it’s going to be an interesting match. I hope to have a very good strength to get as many opportunities as possible”, said the Chilean in a press conference.
In the semifinals in Rio, Jarry won the first set, but Alcaraz He reacted and prevailed in the next two.
“I wouldn’t compare it with the game in Rio, because they are different matches and surfaces. We didn’t know each other. I’m going with a blank page, to give the best I can. The main thing is to keep adding, whether it’s a good result or a bad result”, added the Chilean.
about what he learned Jarry of that first meeting, that was explained Alcaraz “He has a tremendous forehand” and that mentally he is a great player.
“I know I can hurt him and he’s human, so I’ll go out and find the game, like I did in Rio,” he stressed.
Source: La Verdad
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