Alejandro Davidovich25 years and World Cup No. Andrey Rublev . Karen Khachanov.
“After losing five times against Rublev, it was a more psychological than tennis rivalry. I played well, I knew he would fight until the end, so my only choice was to go there. I knew he wasn’t good and I took advantage of the important moments,” Davidovich said.
The beautiful moment of Andalusian, semifinalist last week at Montecarloand the favorite role of Carlos Alcaraz They fed the choice of a final Spanish on Sunday, but Alexander was careful about it.
“Where do you have to sign? But the final is far away. I’m close to the final, but at the same time far away. Before you win Khachanov in the quarterfinals, then semifinals, the Sunday becomes long because you have to win a lot of players. If the final is coming, it falls, but now I’m in the middle of the quarterfinals,” Davidovich recalled.
Winning the first title of the ATP is one of the main goals of the Spanish for this period and, obviously, a contest that is as special as Godó will be a sensational premiere. “You don’t know where I can handle it, but I don’t want to think about it this week. I have to be with each training, every game, every ball,” said Malaga, who also enjoys “impulse” that involves playing in front of “house fans” in Godó.
“I don’t know if I’m on my best version since we started the season recently, but I’m on a good level, competing well, with great joy and enjoying the track, which is the most important thing for me and makes me more dangerous. I’m playing well, with great confidence,” explained Davidovich, happy for the integration of F etilx Milatilla, champion of the Godó of 1999, in his 1999999999 Technology team.
“I’m happy with the team I have today. It’s a privilege to have coaches of David and Fèlix de,” Alexander said, also referring to David Sánchez, with whom he started working last year. “The two have a lot of experience and help me both and off the track, which is the most important thing for me,” said the Andalusian player.
Source: La Verdad
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