Alcaraz’s three big points against Ramos reversed Roland Garros

Carlos Alcaraz lived Wednesday at Roland Garros one of the days he won’t forget for a long time. Neither he, nor the public gathered at Simone Mathieu’s track to see her duel against a titanic Albert Ramos who had the Murcian phenomenon on the ropes.

The Mataró took control of the match after winning the second and third sets, and in the fourth he would seal the victory … but the alien version of Alcaraz appeared.which reverses all with three anthological points that still continue to circulate on social networks.

The first of them took place in the twelfth game of the fourth set. Ramos served to force the tiebreak and had point initiative. A great open forehand served him to go into the net to easily finish the point … but Carlitos showed extremis from the farthest corner of the court to connect a down the line backhand passing that left everyone speechless.

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Ramos eventually forced a tiebreak taken by Alcaraz and we went into the fifth set, and there the Murcian magic reappeared. At 3-1 and serving for the Catalan, Alcaraz had a break ball to get back on the set, and did he succeed.

One-handed backhand passing

Ramos again took the point initiative with a great forehand that allowed him to go into the net with everyone to win. Carlitos connected a first forced passing attempt volleyed by the Catalan with preference on the other side. To everyone’s surprise, the Godó champion landed on the other end of the court and overtook his rival with an incredible one-handed backhand down the line! which became 3-2.

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But the best is yet to come. At 4-4 in the fifth set and a break ball favor, Alcaraz tried one of his trademark drop shots. Ramos read it to perfection, as he did throughout the match, and clearly dominated the point until … well, better watch the video because it’s not easy to explain what happened.

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Neither the public nor Albert Ramos, who crashed his racket against the net due to extreme lack of strength, could not believe it.. Alcaraz achieved the long-awaited break in the worst possible circumstances and he will soon close out the game with his serve, something he did white to sign the final 6-1, 6-7, 5-7, 7-6 , 6 -4 allowing him to match the third round achievement last year at Roland Garros.

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Sebastian Korda, his executioner at the Masters 1000 in Monte Carlo awaits him this Friday in a new phase of the path of the Spanish phenomenon in the land of Paris.

“I believe in myself, I have style, I work hard every day, you have to have a clear goal, good dreams and pursue those dreams every day“he said after the game.

“After losing the second set, the third was very hard, I saw that I could beat. There was a moment that I was inferior to the set, I have to change something because I will lose. But I always believed that I can give it back I know that closing games is difficult and I will have my chances ”, he commented.

Alcaraz assured that he will save this match “as a lesson” because “tennis learns based on this type of situation”while recalling some advice given to him by Àlex Corretja: With these victories a great player is made.

He considered it “a great game” because he was able to “accept that things weren’t good” and worked to improve it.

The Spaniard did not hide his ambition to one day be number one in the world, but he said he tries not to think about it so as not to pressure himself.

“It’s been my dream since I’ve been playing tennis, I’ve struggled with it, but I try not to think about it because it puts pressure on me.“, he hinted.

“It’s true that I’m young, but I have experience, I’m comfortable in big stadiums, even in the Grand Slam, in important matches. I’m strong physically and I think also mentally. I’m ready for these kinds of fights,” he said. where he is.