The ‘scores’ of all sorts of Alcaraz shedding light on Wimbledon

Carlos Alcaraz He took off at Wimbledon, in his third match of this edition, fifth in his meager record in the tournament and on the grass. He showed himself against German Oscar Otte, whom he beat 6-3, 6-1 and 6-2 to qualify for the second round of this Grand Slam for the first time, approaching the quarterfinals he has already played. for the last time. US Open at Roland Garros.

The recital of the 19-year-old from Murcia is complete. “The level surprised me personally,” he admits. Powerful serves and forehand, but also dropshots, lobs and passing. direct lip. A complete tennis manual.

“I try to score a point in every game, I think people like to see points that are not so common. You need variety, dynamic tennis players who can score points in any way and style,” he reflected during the tournament.

Some signed previously oscar otteas well as collected Movistar Plus+, which broadcasts meetings in Spain, on its Twitter account. He also pointed out the great ‘hock’ that, paradoxically, the Teutons made. Fortunately the Spaniard granted it to him because an error on the referee was condemned to repeat it, never to climb the scoreboard. A detail of sportsmanship from Carlitos.

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Murcian did not repeat 30 ‘aces’ of the first game, suffered five sets against the German Jan-Lennard Struff, but continues to show his power when he needs it. With a direct service he closed out the second set against Otte.

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Drops are part of his usual repertoire. He dominates them like no other. But he also showed his skill and accuracy on the balloon.

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He overtook his opponent from all sides with force. Electric. In passing and in others. A day of supreme inspiration, reaffirming one’s emotions and sending a warning message to opponents. To start with, this Sunday is Italian Jannik Sinner.

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