Both. Endless game, chasing the rest Alcaraz. Two break points escaped him, he found space to jump into the game.
Struff advantage, another serve and volley. A constant.
Both. Survive with Struff first serves up two breaking balls against.
SECOND BALL OF BREAK ALCARAZ. He lives in the Struff net, he caught a pass from the parallel right that he didn’t control, the long answer was gone.
Both. Good serve from Struff against the break ball.
Advantages of Alcaraz,
BREAK BALL. He ran in and I forced the Struff machine, which he blew up with his clean right hand.
Both. When there is a rally, Alcaraz commands in the background.
40-30 Struff. Marvel of Alcaraz in response to the rival’s serve and muffled volley. Quick legs to cross the ball with a soft backhand touch. Magical. cracked.
30-0 Struff, a recognized puncher although he lost a bite at stoppages
due to injury to his right foot.
Carlos Alcaraz-Jan-Lennard Struff 1-0
The resounding beginning of the Murcian,
draw a blank with his second ace. The game ended when it started.
40-0 Alcaraz, hard hit a ball that is one of the difficult, which must move with effort. For punches.
15-0
START WITH ACE CARLOS ALCARAZ
Carlos Alcaraz 0-0 Jan-Lennard Struff
Roof covered in bad weather, in the service of Carlos Alcaraz.
His second Wimbledon.
Struff won the toss and decided to deduct.
Within a minute Carlos Alcaraz had served.
Carlos Alcaraz, covering his entire right arm,
protects his sore right elbow.
Official schedule for Nadal-Cerúndolo tomorrow
Rafa Nadal and Francisco Cerúndolo will play in the second central shift, after Swiatek-Fett, which starts at 2:30 pm Spanish peninsular time. Band 4, the turn of the Australian champion and Roland Garros.
Carlos Alcaraz and Jan-Lennard Struff arrived
at Court 1 of the All England Club.
Runway 1 closed roof
It rained at Wimbledon, stopped playing for 40 minutes. There is a ceiling on the middle court and court 1, allowing play without stopping. There should be a rain forecast because the cover is still extended despite the sun currently resisting.
Second duel between Alcaraz and Struff
Carlos Alcaraz, 19 years old and world number 7, lost to German Jan-Lennard Struff, 32 years old and world number 155, by
6-4, 7-6 (3) and 6-2 in the third round of Roland Garros 2021.
A lot has happened since then. Alcaraz is increasingly dominant
Rio, Miami, Godó and Barcelona, into the elite. A foot injury pushed the German back, leaving him in the top-100.
Alcaraz, the youngest in the photo
At 19 years and 66 days. He lost both exhibition matches at Hurlingham, to Frances Tiafoe and Casper Ruud, but Wimbledon was different. Although he is still struggling to start his moves on the lawn, the world number seven wants to fit into the race.
He said the discomfort in his right elbow was going down, although he was still wearing protection.
Second appearance at Wimbledon, second professional grass competition
Carlos Alcaraz played two junior tournaments on the grass,
Roehampton and Wimbledon. As a professional, he debuted at Wimbledon 2021 with an invitation from the organization, which won
Yasutaka Uchiyama and loses to
Daniel Medvedev. In the official competition he has never set foot on the lawn, until now.
Carlos Alcaraz, at Wimbledon in their minute
Hello, good afternoon. It rained in London, but the roof of Court 1 allowed Tunisian Ons Jabeur to quickly resolve the dispute with Swedish Mirjam Bjorklunt. Free venue for Carlos Alcaraz and German Jan-Lennard Struff to perform. Murcian is playing. The sun is rising, the lid of the court can be opened.
Source: La Verdad
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