Carlos Alcaraz It’s been an amazing year. He came from being second in the Paris Olympic Games with an epic final fight Novak Djokovic and it was several weeks before he was able to seal the victory Roland Garros and Wimbledon at the same time. Despite these incredible records, the Spaniard is not at the top of the world rankings.
450 real points separate him Jannick Sinnerwhich is number 1 in the world. The Murcian’s next goal is to wrest the throne from the Italian and finish the year on top.
“Obviously being number 1 is a goal Every time I’m behind and the race is an important classification for me. At the end of the year, if you finish race No. 1, in the standings it’s pretty close, so you’ll finish No. 1. So yeahI was too focused on that. I’m focused on going to every tournament, thinking about playing good tennis, getting good results just to improve in the career, and this year, finishing the year as No. 1 is one of my main goals now. So I’m looking forward to doing it and we’ll see,” said the official ATP Tour website.
“I’m fighting to be number one, it’s something I really want to achieve as soon as possible, if I could do it in the future. This is a very important tournament, very good for me. I’m going to try to show good tennis, play at the same level as who is playing”.
Focused on Cincinnati with an eye on the US Open
There are only a few weeks left before the final Grand Slam tournament of the year, the US Open in New York, is played. However, it was first time to compete in the Cincinnati Masters 1000, where last year he reached the final but ended up losing after another great game against Djokovic. After resting for a few days, he was 100% ready to achieve his goal.
“I need a few days where I don’t think about tennis. I’m looking forward to playing here in Cincinnati, I’m happy to be back. Obviously, I have fond memories of last year, reaching the final and losing a tight, epic match. It’s a tournament I want to play, I’m really looking forward to it starting,” he explained in conclusion.
Source: La Verdad
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