Carlos Alcaraz will be presented at the Paris 2024 Games, the first Olympic experience, with the security your tennis gives you and the confidence to reach the competition that will be held from July 27 to August 4 with the best streak of results of his professional career in top-level tournaments.
The young Murcian player, who At 21 years old he was third in the world -appearing behind the Italian Jannik Sinner and the Serbian Novak Djokovic, who will also go to the French capital-, will also travel this Monday with the hope of becoming an Olympic champion and more than ambitious when declaring that His goal is to win both the individual title and the doubles title, which he will face as a couple with Mallorca’s Rafa Nadal.always his idol.
The student of Juan Carlos Ferrero, who at the Games it will be directed by David Ferrer Appearing as a member of the Spanish team, he spent the last days in training at the Real Sociedad Club de Campo de Murcia, in El Palmar, where, after stepping on the grass in London, he again adapted to the clay where he will play at the Roland Garros stadium.
This is the same scenario where On June 9, he won his first Musketeers CupWhere it started a streak that is now 14 and still open as far as the Grand Slam is concerned. To his seven wins in that tournament he added seven more to also win his second Wimbledom title at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in the English capital.
That The 14-fight winning streak represents Carlos’ best streak in major tournaments -it is 12 including Wimbledom and the United States Open last year- and in the same Grand Slam -14 at Wimbledom, surpassing the 12 it managed to chain at the US Open between 2022 and 2023-.
Obviously Alcaraz, who this season has already conquered two major Europeans and also the Indian Wells Masters 1,000 and his record is 33 matches won and six lostcame to his first Games in shape and aiming for the best.
Source: La Verdad
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