C. ALCARAZ – JJ WOLF (6-1)
Very comfortable set for Alcarazwho compensated for the lack of rhythm by giving up his serve in the first game but then imposed his massive superiority against a limited opponent
C. ALCARAZ – JJ WOLF (6-1)
15-0 Alcaraz serve point
30-0 Wolf forced error
40-0 Easy point for Alcaraz after comfortably hitting a drop shot
30-0 Wolf forced error
40-0 Easy point for Alcaraz after comfortably hitting a drop shot
Game and first set for Alcaraz after a service point
C. ALCARAZ – JJ WOLF (5-1)
0-15 Wolf sends his backhand into the hallway
0-30 New Balloon error
15-30 Alcaraz Falla with the backhand
15-40 Wolf error with right
0-30 New Balloon error
15-30 Alcaraz Falla with the backhand
15-40 Wolf error with right
New break for Alcaraz after a great parallel winning setback
C. ALCARAZ – JJ WOLF (4-1)
0-15 Alcaraz’s right escapes
0-30 Alcaraz double fault
15-30 Wolf error with right
30-30 Lobo failed, a right that seemed to be the winner
40-30 Serve point for Alcaraz
40-40 Good break from Wolf, forcing Alcaraz’s mistake
Alcaraz’s advantage after Wolf crashed his drop shot into the net
40-40 Wolf Cross Passing
Alcaraz advantage after the service point
0-30 Alcaraz double fault
15-30 Wolf error with right
30-30 Lobo failed, a right that seemed to be the winner
40-30 Serve point for Alcaraz
40-40 Good break from Wolf, forcing Alcaraz’s mistake
Alcaraz’s advantage after Wolf crashed his drop shot into the net
40-40 Wolf Cross Passing
Alcaraz advantage after the service point
Alcaraz game after forcing a new error from Wolf
C. ALCARAZ – JJ WOLF (3-1)
15-0 Alcaraz fails on the backhand
15-15 Wolf’s right cross goes wide
30-15 Alcaraz error on crossed backhand
30-30 Lobo failed to the right
30-40 Long exchange ending with Wolf’s mistake
15-15 Wolf’s right cross goes wide
30-15 Alcaraz error on crossed backhand
30-30 Lobo failed to the right
30-40 Long exchange ending with Wolf’s mistake
Another break for Alcaraz after another mistake by Wolf
C. ALCARAZ – JJ WOLF (2-1)
15-0 is Wolf’s new mistake
30-0 Ace of Alcaraz
30-15 Wolf Force Alcaraz the mistake
40-15 Alcaraz winning forehand
30-0 Ace of Alcaraz
30-15 Wolf Force Alcaraz the mistake
40-15 Alcaraz winning forehand
Alcaraz game after another ace
C. ALCARAZ – JJ WOLF (1-1)
0-15 Alcaraz winning forehand
15-15 The Murcian now fails with his backhand
30-15 New Alcaraz error
30-30 It stays in the net for the Wolf
30-40 Error by Wolf on the backhand
15-15 The Murcian now fails with his backhand
30-15 New Alcaraz error
30-30 It stays in the net for the Wolf
30-40 Error by Wolf on the backhand
Alcaraz broke and leveled the match
C. ALCARAZ – JJ WOLF (0-1)
Wolf Break! False start of Alcaraz, which delivers its service
C. ALCARAZ – JJ WOLF
The game is about to begin! At the service Carlos Alcaraz
C. ALCARAZ – JJ WOLF
Players will be taken to court! Great atmosphere on the Philippe Chatrier track on the first day of this competition
In another morning match, French tennis lost its first player, Ugo Humbert, 25 years old and number 16 ATP. The butcher, the Italian Lorenzo Sonego, a cautious opponent who won 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 and 6-3 in 2h.49′
Well, the match between Naomi Osaka and Lucia Bronzetti is over, with a win for the Japanese 6-1, 4-6, 7-5, so In a few minutes Carlos Alcaraz and JJ Wolf will bring it to court
The night game matches one of the local idols, the French Gael Monfils, and in Brazilian Thiago Seyboth-Wild. Not before 8:15 pm
It will be played on the third turn of the Philippe Chatrier center court, between 3 and 4 in the afternoon. After the women’s matches Sachia Vickery-Ons Jabeurwhich opens the court at 12, and Iga Swiatek-Leolia Jeanjean
By the way, the great first round match between Rafa Nadal and Alexander Zverev It now has an officially confirmed schedule. It is known that they will fight this Monday, have to shop whether during the day or the night meeting, a candy for the television.
Already in the round of 16, his opponent could leave the rivalry between another American like Ben Shelton and the Canadian Félix Auger-Aliassime, while in the quarterfinals a clash is planned against the winner of the match between the Russian Andrey Rublev and the Greek Stephanos Tsitsipas. In the semifinals he will face the world number 2, the Italian Jannik Sinner, or the Polish Hubert Hurkacz. The Serbian Novak Djokovic, number 1, or even Rafa Nadal can only be measured in the final
A priori he is an affordable rival for Alcaraz, whom In the second round, the winner of the duel between the British Jack Draper and the Dutch Jesper de Jong will wait for him.. In the third round could be the American Sebastian Korda
In 2022, Alcaraz faces Argentine Juan Ignacio Londeroit is number 141 in the world, with a victory by 6-4, 6-2 and 6-0 and in 2023 he did it against the Italian Flavio Cobolli, who was in position 159 and where he won 6-0, 6 -2 and 7-5
Before, in 2020, the student of Juan Carlos Ferrero played in the qualification stage and lost for the first time against the Australian Aleksandar Vukic, who is 193 years old in the world, and defeated a very young Alcaraz – he was 17 years old – 6-4, 6 -7 (5) and 3-6
That match was won by El Palmar 6-3, 2-6, 6-1 and 7-6 (4) three years ago in what was their first appearance in the final draw in the French capital.
This will be the most demanding debut of Carlos Alcaraz in Paris based on the ATP rankingbecause the Wolf is 107th in the world and, until now, the Murcian’s highest-ranked opponent in his debut was Bernabé Zapata, measured in 2021 when the Valencian was ranked 128th.
This is his first presence in the final draw of a Grand Slam, which he entered thanks to his good results, since until this edition he had never passed a previous stage before.
The American, who was the second favorite in the qualifying phase, He is not a specialist on clay, where he was destroyed in 2020 to enter the final draw of Roland Garrossomething he achieved last year, when he lost in the first round against Japan’s Yoshihito Nashioka
With an “eighties” look, ‘Wolfi’, as his friends know him, He calls himself ‘JJ’ and comes from a family of athletes, since his grandfather coached the Detroit Pistons in the NBA, while his father also focused on tennis
The American, number 107 in the 25-year-old rankingis a down-and-out player, who last year reached 39th in the world, after reaching the round of 16 in Shanghai and the Australian Open, the quarterfinals in Washington, Eastbourne and Houston and the semifinals in Atlanta and Dallas. But this season they did not have the same success and their best result was the quarterfinals of the Turin promotion tournament.
Good morning! We start live from Carlos Alcaraz’s debut at Roland Garros. The Murcian will face the American JJ Wolf in the second match on the Philippe Chatrier court
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Source: La Verdad
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