Carlos Alcaraz He entered the ATP 250 on clay in Buenos Aires, defeating a tennis player from Buenos Aires, who lives near the facilities of the club that hosted the tournament won by the Murcian last season.
Fulfilled by the tennis player from El Palmar, 20 years old and world No. 2, the prediction by defeat Camilo Ugo Carabelli, 24 years old and number 134, 6-2 and 7-5. Alcaraz showed that he needs the rhythm of the competition, as he has been out of the circuit for three weeks since the Australian Open and also considering that he has not played on clay since Roland Garros 2023.
But he accomplished his main goal, and this Friday he will face the Italian in the quarterfinals. Andrea Vavassori, another rival outside the top-100 (he is 152) and had to go through the qualifying round to enter the draw led by Alcaraz, exempt from the opening round because of it.
The Murcian did his main homework, and Ugo Carabelli also left the Guillermo Vilas center satisfied. He fought in one of the great moments, enjoying the public support of his city.
Carabelli, satisfied, approached Alcaraz online and talked to him. Charlie Later he revealed what happened between them.
“He told me he would give me a shirt from his team, from San Lorenzo,” said the Spaniard. It was a wink from the South American during Alcaraz’s visit to Boca Juniors’ La Bombonera, that did Carlos joking with him. “I told him I can’t because I’m from Boca,” he said with a laugh.
On track, once the message is received. Alcaraz told him, “You’re doing great, kid,” laughing as they walked over to the umpire’s seat.
Alcaraz it’s a joke Ugo Carabelli, who immediately fulfilled his promise. “Yes, he just gave it to me. He is a boy of his word,” the Murcian stressed.
Ugo Carabelli He is a staunch fan of San Lorenzo. He started playing soccer, which became the sport of his brother, who began his steps in sports through tennis. They switched roles.
Source: La Verdad
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