From the right at 167 km/h! from Alcaraz backwards cut perfectly from Dimitrov

no tournament like Wimbledon representing tradition and beauty in tennis. The best players in the world come together on the turf of all england club and, from that chosen mix, every day they leave some extraordinary points on the grass, a surface also perfectly prepared to show both the power and the skill of the tennis players.

As an example of physical strength Carlos Alcaraz He left a huge sample this Monday when he connected with a winning cross at 167 km/h! who left Matteo Berrettini with a span of noses, the Italian barely saw the ball pass him like lightning.

It is common to see serves that exceed 200 km/h, a speed that is only possible at this moment in the service because the player is stationary and, technically synchronized, can hit the ball with the help of the power of his whole body. , that the muscles of the arms, the human body and the legs are pushed and focused on the impact of the racket with the ball until boom! final.

However, it is less common than a shot from the bottom of the court, because with the ball in play and the tennis player moving from one side to the other preventing the opponent’s return, it reaches the barrier of 100 miles per hour , 161 km/h. That’s what Alcaraz achieved in his round of 16 match at Wimbledon, finally resolved in his favor in four sets: 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 and 6-3.

1⃣0⃣4⃣MPH 😳@carlosalcaraz went full send on this forehand#wimbledon pic.twitter.com/EombZIXWHP

— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 10, 2023

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That crossed missile from Alcaraz has a subtle counterpoint to the fight in between Grigor Dimitrov and Holger Runewho will be the rival of the Murcian after his victory over the Bulgarian 3-6, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (4) and 6-3.

Dimitrov lives up to the nickname of ‘Baby Federer’ which was won at its start with a ‘passing-shot’ backhand cut parallel that was just perfect in its execution and showiness despite its technical difficulty, a quick and sharp disguise as a dagger that completely disarmed the climb the Rune net. “An artist at work, a stroke of genius,” Wimbledon tweeted of the Bulgarian’s blow.

An artist at work 🖌️

A stroke of genius from @GrigorDimitrov ✨#wimbledon pic.twitter.com/U0Fpr7jwfz

— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 10, 2023

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