The new edition of Wimbledon starts in London on July 1. The world’s best tennis players will test their mastery of the grass game in an attempt to conquer what many consider to be the most prestigious tournament in the world.
The truth is that these days people are starting to talk about the third Grand Slam of the season, as well as the Queen’s tournament. There Carlos Alcaraz underwent a virtual game consisting of building your ideal player for Wimbledon increasing the strength of the various tennis players that appear on the screen.
The reigning champion was there ready to face the challenge. The first photo to appear is of him, and it was chosen for the ‘Speed’ category. Then Tsitsipas, who remained on his right, and Ons Jabeur, whom he placed in the ‘Touch’ section.
There remained ‘Serve’, ‘Backhand’ and ‘Mentality’, category in which he chose the next to appear: Coco Gauff. A choice he probably regretted soon after, since Rafa Nadal came out.
Alcaraz’s face was a poem and, after a few seconds, decided to place the 14-time Roland Garros champion in the ‘Service’ categoryleaving ‘Revés’ for Elina Svitolina.
It all happened a few hours before the Murcian bid farewell to the Queen’s tournament after falling in the round of 16 against British Jack Draper 7-6(3), 6-3 in a match where he never showed the level we are used to.
Defeat, moreover, Because of this Alcaraz lost part of the 500 points achieved last year and fell from the second position of the ranking, which passed into the hands of Novak Djokovic.
Queen’s is Alcaraz’s only event before her next big challenge, a reassertion of the Wimbledon title. The Murcian now has ten days before he rests and trains before his debut on the Central Court of the All England Tennis Club, next Monday, July 1 at 3:00 pm
And after Wimbledon, the great Olympic event, where he will compete in singles and doubles, with Rafa Nadal.
Source: La Verdad
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