Carlos Alcaraz made history this Sunday. At the age of 18, he became the youngest winner in Miami Masters 1000 history and the only Spanish player to be able to lift the champion trophy in the men’s category.
A victory that caused a united applause from all. From his rival, a sleek and sporty Casper Ruud, to Rafa Nadal, who stressed that this will be “the first of many to come, for sure!”, passing to the King.
“Your passion for the court inspires our enthusiasm for the future of Spanish tennis. Congratulations, Carlos!“It can be read after the game on the official account of Casa del Rey.
But it didn’t stop there, Philip VI himself picked up the phone to personally greet to the young Murcian player on the most important day of his career, a conversation that was able to change the number 11 in the world.
“It was quite surprising and the truth was I was more nervous than against. Surprisingly I was recognized for my hard work and success, I never thought I would receive this callassurance of Alcaraz.
Source: La Verdad
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