Indian Wells is near, Carlos Alcaraz’s next challengeAnd the Murcian seemed to come in full form. Number 3 in the world, which will look for a triplet in the lands of California, It won 6-4, 3-6 and 6-4 last morning to Frances Tiafoe In a memorable game exhibition in Puerto Rico showing court skills.
Alcaraz, 21, and Tiafoe, 27, emerged from the third level of Puerto Rico’s Coliseum in San Juan, Get off the track accompanied by their Bad Bunny’s songs, ‘Café with Ron’, and ‘Chambea’ For his challenge called ‘Battle of Legends’.
Then, both players began to warm up for their challenge, where many Spain’s flags were seen, and when they started their match, Alcaraz, with their unique smile, He asked the public to encourage the colosseum, which he achieved.
The first partial, led by Alcaraz 6-4, is very balanced between both tennis players.
To the second partial, almost to your start, Tiafoe gave his racket to former Puerto Rican baseline José Juan Barea To play against Alcaraz, who led the error of the former basketball player and NBA champion in 2011 with the Dallas Mavericks.
However, in the second partial, Tiafoe squeezed his gameUntil he was led against the third in the world and won four Grand Slams, 6-3, to then play a ‘Tie-Break’, which finally won Alcaraz, 6-4.
Meanwhile, Alcaraz said that Saturday He hopes to reach the milestone of being the first Spanish to win three consecutive wells of IndiaOne thing will be ready for “seriously” the exhibition match against Tiafoe this week.
Alcaraz changed his crown last year to the Indian Wells Masters 1,000 by the victory of 7-6 (5) and 6-1 in Russian Daniil Medvedev with the re-avoidance of the 2023 final.
This means that if this year the championship won the California desert again, Alcaraz would make history the first Spanish to get his third consecutive success in Indian Wells, Something Roger Federer achieved, between 2004 and 2006, and Novak Djokovic, between 2014 and 2016.
In addition to this week’s game, players participated in a series of activities including young people, sponsors and tennis followers.
Source: La Verdad
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