0-15 Alcaraz, who passes Medvedev with a parallel right missile. “When you work on him, you’ll shoot him when you’re convinced,” Ferrero told Carlos.
Carlos Alcaraz – Daniil Medvedev 4-4
Game at 15 Alcaraz. There is no specific rhythm, failures do not allow it. They bite but there is no continuation.
40-15 Alcaraz, serve and right. Much better than a quarter of an hour ago.
30-15 Alcaraz, surprising Medvedev on serve, who complains about a girl crying. This was announced by referee Mohamed Lahyani on the public address system.
15-15 Alcaraz, on serve, after recovering from 0-3, works in the first set.
Carlos Alcaraz – Daniil Medvedev 3-4
I play 30 Medvedev. Alcaraz’s parallel drive is wide.
40-30 Medvedev, who didn’t measure how well Alcaraz caught the back smash.
40-15 Medvedev, who committed the third double sin.
30-0 Medvedev. Successes gradually replace mistakes. Half an hour left, the level is growing.
Carlos Alcaraz – Daniil Medvedev 3-3
Game 15 Alcaraz, 3-0 PART to stop Medvedev and put himself in the final. The Spaniards took over the game.
40-15 Alcaraz, who doesn’t catch the serve and net properly. The rest down from Medvedev did damage, but at 40-0 he could make up for it.
30-0 Alcaraz, second ace. Gradually improving, the scoreboard is helping him now.
15-0 Alcaraz, first point to bring the partial back to 3-0 to Medvedev.
Carlos Alcaraz – Daniil Medvedev 2-3
Alcaraz is warming up. Medvedev hit the drop shot as best he could, throwing the ball randomly but falling into the baseline. The Spaniard responds with a proper cross passing which represents the BREAK AND THE SPANISH’S FIRST GOOD CELEBRATION. One of the hits that rocked the stands.
Alcaraz Advantage, FOURTH BREAK BALL OF THE GAME. Medvedev’s net right. Juan Carlos Ferrero’s slogans continue, they want to recover the disadvantage now because the Russian is not doing well either.
Both. Second double fault by Medvedevalso suffering in his service.
30-30 Alcaraz, cross backhand passing. The Murcian stepped in, looking to find the line that would change the game. You have to save on mistakes.
15-15 Alcaraz backhand rest front attack. He did everything on Medvedev’s second serve. He leaves a little, but he scares her later.
Carlos Alcaraz – Daniil Medvedev 1-3
Twenty-two minutes, first game for Alcaraz. I play 15 from Spanish. The wind is not helping us face the final either.
30-15 Alcaraz. Great right hand from Medvedev, who wins the point from 14 BLOWS.
30-0 Alcaraz, good serve and better resolution with a direct hit.
Carlos Alcaraz – Daniil Medvedev 0-3
Medvedev confirmed the break, overcoming three break balls on his turn. Quarter of an hour consumed. The players are yet to be released. It’s final, they know each other, they will gradually increase their performance. So far, tactical game, trial and error, and more.
Advantage Medvedev, who climbed the net invited by the Spaniard’s cut backhand. Alcaraz lured him in, but he couldn’t finish the parallel backhand approach, which died in the net. The Russian accelerates the ball quickly on the way up.
Both. Nice first serve from Medvedev, third break ball to return.
THE THIRD BREAKING BALL HAS ARRIVED FOR ALCARAZ. A lot of tension, ups and downs with each other.
Deuce. Marathon game. Strong rally. 16 BONE. Alcaraz hits hard, Medvedev misses with a backhand, losing speed. Very long ball.
Advantage of Medvedev. Dropping the ball with a backhand cut the Spaniard off. He hits two damage-dealing crosses, but moves to parallel and commits another unforced error.
Both. From a mistake to a good point. Alcaraz leading with his right, kept the fire going making the break he cherished at 15-40.
Advantage of Medvedev. Another mistake from Alaraz, FIVE ERRORS NOT FORCED TO RUN.
Both. Direct break outside Alcaraz. TWO UNUSED BREAK BALLS.
30-40 Alcaraz. The first break point is solved by the Russian with serve.
15-40 TWO BREAK BALLS ALCARAZ, to get well soon. Now the Russian failed, because he didn’t score first and was tense. Long right.
15-30 Alcaraz, who now ‘helps’ a gentle backhand into the net.
0-30 Alcaraz, after Medvedev’s first double fault.
Carlos Alcaraz – Daniil Medvedev 0-2
The break starts below Alcaraz. Pressed, another miss, backhand now. Deliver the serve. As against Sinner, he struggles to shake off the nerves inherent in such important battles.
MEDVEDEV BREAK BALL, very painful in these beginnings.
Both. Medvedev plays it to the rest, a long ball. BREAK BALL SAVED.
Please Medvedev, BREAK BALL. Parallel right after the rest that left. The Spanish took too many risks. You must cool your nerves.
Deuce. Serve and net Alcaraz, not controlling the backhand volley. The rest fell to him very quickly.
40-30 Alcaraz. Good drop, Medvedev arrives but is at the mercy of the Spaniard’s passing right cross.
30-15 Alcaraz, who was pretty solid on serve throughout the tournament, except for the first set where Sinner broke him. But he soon recovered, changing his style, less pace, slower ball, more tactical than explosive.
Carlos Alcaraz – Daniil Medvedev 0-1
Blank game Medvedev, strong start. Yesterday he finished his comeback against Tommy Paul at 9 pm. He had less rest than the Spaniards. Close on the first ace of the final.
30-0 Medvedev, going up to the net, finishes with a very crossed backhand. The Russian is looking for angles.
15-0 Medvedev, who won the first point with a very angled right cross.
Carlos Alcaraz – Daniil Medvedev 0-0
Finally ready for its start. Medvedev serves. Carlos Alcaraz, for the first title since Wimbledon, to confirm the good tennis shown against Alexander Zverev and Jannik Sinner.
Alcaraz won the draw and chose
Alcaraz chose to subtract, starting the final by serving to Russian Daniil Medvedev
Players on the court
They rode the golf cart to the course. Carlos Alcaraz, to retain his crown in Indian Wells, as he did during his time in Godó and Madrid. It’s not new to him. And he is doing a round tournament at the level of tennis.
The referee arrives at center court
The Swede of Moroccan origin Mohamed Lahyani He will be the chair umpire of the final. Checking that everyone is in place at Stadium 1. The referee is electronic, there are no human linesmen. A trend that is increasing on fast tracks.
World ranking
Carlos Alcaraz saved the world number two by defeat Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals. Daniel Medvedev Fourth place is assured, but these 350 extra points that the champion gets are crucial for the battle for world number one, which will heat up over the weeks.
In Race, the 2024 list, Sinner is first and Medvedev is second. If he retains the Indian Wells title, Alcaraz will place third. In Novak Djokovicwhich will appear in Miami next week, eleventh.
Medvedev wants his own whole
He has 20 titles in 37 finals played. Six Masters 1000 ATP category trophies. It has all been held on a hard court except this one in Indian Wells.
He won his 20 titles in many different tournaments. He never repeated the same event.
Alcaraz, to break the title drought
He wants his 13th title, 5th Masters 1000 ATP. He has not lifted the trophy since July 16, when he won against Wimbledon Novak Djokovicwho won later in the final in Cincinnati, mid-August, which was the last he played. Carlos Alcaraz until now.
What time is the final Alcaraz – Medvedev played? Where can be seen on TV?
As per the scheduled time, at 10:00 pm (2 pm in Indian Wells), since Iga Swiatek quickly won the women’s crown: 6-4 and 6-0 against the Greek Maria Sakkari.
It is televised by Movistar Plus+. Among its channels, Sports.
Final Alcaraz – Medvedev in Indian Wells
Carlos Alcaraz, 20 years and world number 2, and Daniel Medvedev28 years old and world No. 4, will meet again in the Masters 1000 ATP final in Indian Wells a year later.
In 2023, the Spanish won 6-3 and 6-2. Let’s see what happens now. If you join us, we’ll tell you about it live. Thanks to being there, the culmination of the first Masters 1000 ATP of the season is about to begin.
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Source: La Verdad
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