Roberto Bautista (Benlloch, 1988) appears on the cheers of the track of Queen’s. Just beat it Holger rune And for the first time in his career he was in the semifinals of this contest. One year after recovery from a fibula and left the top 120, Castellón showed a great version and won the right to fight for a final position against the great favorite Carlos Alcaraz.
As the night fell into the capital of London, Bautista, who was unfairly attacked by a few words about the documentary and his lifestyle of Alcaraz, attended EFE minutes after defeating Rune.
Queen’s semifinalist with 37 years, incredible merit, right?
The truth is that. This is the result of doing a good job and care for many years, otherwise the body will not be like today.
One year ago I was not at the top 100, I didn’t know at that time it was possible to think about it. Back to 50 best, win a title on the way (Antwerp 2024), now Queen’s semifinalist …
I had bad luck and broke the fibula. I stopped for five months and I went out to the top 100. Last year I was 120, but a week I was back. I’m happy about the performance I have this year. I think he made a lot of merits to get better results and missed them. Fortunately, the job was always paying and this week paid me.
What to do to win Alcaraz?
Play like today. Play aggressively, put a lot of pressure on the rest, get good. Carlos is a phenomenon and the first thing I want to do is enjoy the game tomorrow and I hope to put it in trouble.
Do you think his words don’t understand when he says a Grand Slam can’t win until seven o’clock in the morning?
Absolutely, right? If there is someone who wants Carlos to win. Knowing him and his team, I have a rare relationship with him and fortunately they trust me. They know how to read the statement I have. Unfortunately, the press now gets statements that can hurt someone and in fact they hurt me.
How many sacrifices have you made here today? How does he manage the balance between being a 20/22 -Year -old Boy and being a professional athlete?
My dream is to become a tennis player. I’m not lucky enough to be in 20 years and to win all I got I had to try and devote myself 24 hours a day to this sport.
Source: La Verdad
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