Madness of Alcaraz!: Passes through the back and under the legs

Carlos Alcaraz he threw the racket towards his chair from a distance. The item fell to the ground. The world number one was upset because he didn’t show his tennis and he struggled to lose the first set.

6-3 in favor of the American tommy paul in their quarterfinal duel of the Canadian Masters 1000 ATP, in Toronto.

“I can’t, I can’t, I can’t hit it,” a frustrated Alcaraz looked at his box, suffering with what is usually his best asset, the drive.

Complex game for the Wimbledon champion, but looking for solutions, to improve. He did it in the second set to a scream that lifted the audience from the middle of their seats.

In the midst of poverty, the genius of Alcaraz. He responded to a good lob from Paul with a quick run. He didn’t have much time, just to catch the ball from behind and hit it under his legs.

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With such success he performed a monumental parallel passing. It was 3-3 in the second set. He then broke Paul’s serve, on his way to force a third set.

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