Carlos Alcaraz, Montecarlo’s 1,000 masters won 1,000 masters, which -the mental change that was set after his premature removal of Miami led him to restore certain situations and to enjoy the game.
“It was the first contest on the ground at the time and I knew it would be difficult, but I still had to stay positive. I had to deal with the difficulties and couldn’t avoid them. In the games you had to deal with it and wouldn’t worry or fear. When you realized and accepted them, it was when you went the right way,” said the Spanish.
Among those situations, the ranking situation no longer looks so much, where the number two recovers. “One thing I’ve learned is not to think beyond what’s going on on the track. Enjoy. I don’t think about ranking anymore. This is not my priority. We can see what happens to Roland Garros. Jannik Sinner I’m at the end, surely, “Alcaraz said.
“I didn’t feel like I had something to prove. When I didn’t earn or people put you very high expectations and didn’t want games, there were talks. I didn’t have to pay attention to that, just focus on myself. I was happy to concentrate on important things,” he said.
Regarding the final Montecarlo, Alcaraz acknowledged that he tried to control the situations and at some time LORENZO MUSETTI It is better.
“In the game it’s about seeing who can control my nerves better because of a lot of pressure. Musesetti played his first final a 1,000 masters a good moment for him, but for me too because it became a complex month for me. He did it well, better than me. I didn’t play well. I made a lot of mistakes and I needed to change the situation,” said.
“I changed tactical and expanded points and tried not to make too many mistakes and recover the good rhythm. It was fine. The beginning of the second set helped me and then, in the middle of the second set his injury came.
“There are time in the future and people have many expectations where they have a good time in the land. They want to win all the tournaments and it will be difficult to manage it,” he said.
“One thing I’ve learned this month is that I have to think about me, my hometown, my team, family, friends no matter what happens on the track. Win or lose. And I have to be proud of what I’ve done. I’ll try to do this in the following tournaments,” he added Carlos Alcaraz.
Source: La Verdad
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