Carlos Alcaraz This Monday he lived a peaceful day of the round of 16. The Murcian easily eliminated Serbian Miomir Kecmanovic 6-4, 6-4, 6-0 in a match without history in which he dominated from start to finish.
Such was the superiority of that Wimbledon champion We can say that the most difficult moment of the day was experienced after the crashwhen he had to face Jim Courier.
The former world number 1 was in charge of making the interview at the foot of the court not wasted. Undoubtedly, the culmination came when Courier asked him which players he followed I put on the television.
“Medvedev, Djokovic, Sinner… I love watching them play. They always show a high level and, as a tennis follower that I am, I enjoy watching their matches” replied the Murcian, stunned by Courier’s next question.
“And what about the WTA?“The double champion is interested in Australia.”Well… I also watch women’s tennis“An Alcaraz’s bewildered answer caused laughter from the audience who couldn’t believe his answer.
“It’s true. When I turn on the television I also watch WTA matches. Masculine, feminine… whatever, I like to see it, obviouslyAlcaraz clarified.
“i got you“concludes a smiling Courier, knowing he’s achieved a viral moment to talk about later.
“I think I did everything right. I’ll have a chance if I keep playing like this. He played a long five-set match. He will suffer physically,” Alcaraz said in another of the questions, this time more conventional, after the crash.
“I’m feeling better and better every day. It’s great to play here, it’s a great stadium. In Australia, people are very nice, so I want to play here. I hope I continue to feel better” added the 20-year-old.
Source: La Verdad
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