Carlos Alcaraz and Juan Carlos Ferrero They joined in a hug shortly after Murcian covered his first Masters 1000 ATP, beating the Norwegian in the Miami final Casper Ruud by 7-5 and 6-4.
One from El Palmar has been looking for someone more than his coach since he landed in Murcia in the summer of 2018. He has become a mentor, a friend, someone he appreciates every step forward in his career.
Former world number one Ferrero chose Alcaraz when he was a teenager, and the union has become closer to the day-to-day routine at the JC Ferrero Equelite Sport Academy in Villena (Alicante).
Following the Indian Wells semi-final loss to Rafael NadalNeither Carlos nor ‘Juanki’ could have imagined that their paths would have to part suddenly. The tennis player nodded Miami. The coach had to go to his native Ontenente after being informed of the sudden death of his father Eduardo.
Juan Carlos cries as he hugs his Carlitos, who has dedicated every Miami victory to Ferreros. After qualifying for the final, Juan Carlos decided to travel to Miami, to the surprise of his student, who was unaware of this plan.
“We’re always with Eduardo,” Carlos Alcaraz signed on the television camera. He drew a heart, which is part of the three C’s that he should always remember, on his grandfather’s advice: Head, heart and balls.
“It was a difficult moment for him. I wanted to say to him: ‘Thank you for coming and joining me in this important moment for me and for my career. It’s incredible to share this moment with you, ‘”the youngest champion in Miami meant history against the Hard Rock Stadium public and meeting Juan Carlos Ferrero.
There was a lot of feeling. Another detail that values the figure of a great athlete, but also a boy who at 18 years old has developed values worthy of applause. This is exemplary.
Source: La Verdad
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