Carlos Alcaraz suffered a lot to seal his ticket to the round of 16 at Wimbledon. The reigning champion had to come back from a very difficult match against Frances Tiafoe to finish winning 5-7, 6-2, 4-6, 7-6 (2) and 6-2 in 3h.50′.
After the game, the Murcian He allowed himself to be carried away by the euphoria and celebrated the victory in style. He did it in the style of Jude Bellinghamopening his arms and looking at those standing, something he said came out of himself and he did it because he was in London.
“A great achievement deserves a great celebration“, the Spaniard acknowledged in a press conference.
“We are in London, England. It came out on its own“I didn’t think about it before the game,” added the reigning tournament champion.
Famous Real Madrid fan and Bellingham fan, Alcaraz soon received a response from the footballer.
“my sibling“wrote the Madrid player on his Instagram account along with a photo of the Alcaraz celebration and a couple of loving emojis.
Regarding the rivalry against Tiafoe, Alcaraz said there were “a lot of ups and downs.”
“These games make me grow a lot, realize what I should improve, what I did wrong. Again, this type of match makes me believe in myself more and realize the level that others have to play at, both mentally and in intensity. for me to win That also gives me peace of mind before games. It’s great to play these kinds of games, tough situations. “I consider myself a player who improves round after round.”
On the internet, a hug and a long conversation, announced by Tiafoe. “A lot of respect between both of us. Him telling me “It’s good to see you play like that.” I just told him “I can’t stand you,” said the always witty American with a laugh. because there is a good harmony with Carlos Alcaraz.
“No, I told him to go for something great, the best for the future. And he told me that I am one of the best players in the world. That’s it. And I want to say that I have a lot of respect for CarlosTiafoe said.
Source: La Verdad
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