Carlos Alcaraz He noticed physical discomfort during the US Open, which he treated with a compression bandage. His attempt to retain the US Open title ended in the semifinals, where he ran into a Daniel Medvedev it was great, when the Murcian felt ready to win a third Grand Slam title.
With the alarms launched by his body and out of New York, Carlos Alcaraz and his team decided to introduce an immediate change to the tennis player’s calendar. ‘No’ in the group stage with the Spanish team in Valencia, next week.
This could mean, on the rebound, having to give up one of his greatest ambitions: to become Davis Cup champion. In 2022, he tried to travel directly from the US Open to the capital of Túria, but then he missed the Malaga Finals due to a stomach injury.
Now he needs his teammates (Alejandro Davidovich, Roberto Bautista, Marcel Granollers, Bernabé Zapata and Albert Ramos) get one of the two places contested in Serbia, the Czech Republic and South Korea, to have another chance in Malaga.
The expectations of Alcaraz, although it will first debut on the recovered post-covid Asian tour, the ATP 500 in Beijing and the Masters 1000 ATP in Shanghai. It will be a transcendent double for his attack on the world number one, which Novak Djokovic took from him, at least more than 2,000 points. These tournaments represent 1,500 extra points compared to the previous campaign.
Because if the Davis Cup becomes the goal, if Spain qualifies, it will undoubtedly repeat the season as the final number one of the year. shall have jurisdiction of Novak Djokovic and join the party Daniel Medvedev.
Everyone is together. ATP 500 in Basel, Masters 1000 ATP in Paris-Bercy, but above all, another reward he is hoping for: to become the third Spanish champion of the ATP Finals, after Manolo Orantes and Alex Corretja. He will make his debut in Turin, where he was unable to due to injury in 2022.
He took mental and physical rest, he wanted to face that stretch with all the potential to raise the score he gave in the Grand Slams, “a seven and a half or an eight.”
He won 58 of 65 ATP matches, six titles. He wants more. At the age of 20, he doesn’t want to set any limits.
Source: La Verdad
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