Carlos Alcaraz He suffered in the Masters 1000 ATP of Indian Wells because he had not done the other three previous games. Not much result, as it ended its semifinal pass resolving two sets (6-3 and 7-6 (4)), but had to fight against bad sensations: without inspiration of the past days, with a fixed rival such as Argentine Francisco closes it And there is more wind and cold than ever in the California desert.
The champion of 2023 and 2024 did not hide that it was sometimes a difficulty dealing with so many factors. “It was worth me from the beginning, the conditions were more difficult, more wind and very cold too. He had many opportunities than I had in the first set, but I managed to save ball breaks (6) and took advantage of my occasion. From there I was looking to find the right speed,” Spanish reviewed.
He expressed himself satisfied and proud to know how to control emotions throughout the match: “In tennis it is about winning. It doesn’t matter how you do it. You don’t think about playing good tennis in every game. This kind of matches need to overcome them at the level you have today. He emphasized.
Saturday has an appointment in the British Jack draper, That he retired to the eighth Australia against the Spaniards, as it happened in Indian Wells 2023. When he had no harm, at 23 he would represent a major risk, he was on his way to the top-10.
Murcian means “It’s really dangerous. His level is very high. He’s one of the poorest players in the circuit right now. He has a great rhythm from the bottom line. He has a very good blow. I have to be ready and concentrated. I was waiting for him because the last time he had to retire for an injury. I was happy to play another game against him.”
These were eleven victory followed by Carlos Alcaraz in Indian Wells, 20 of the 22 games of his five participation. “Should I buy a house here?” She is very comfortable. Important Land.
Source: La Verdad
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