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Carlos Alcaraz ‘not afraid to say I’m ready to win a Grand Slam’ ahead of bid for French Open glory at Roland-Garros
Carlos Alcaraz has said he is “not afraid” to admit he is ready to win a Grand Slam as he goes for glory at the French Open this month. The second major of the year starts on May 22, and the Spanish 19-year-old is the second favourite to win the men’s singles title – narrowly behind defending champion Novak Djokovic but ahead of compatriot Rafael Nadal. Ad/> Alcaraz has emerged as a contender after winning the Madrid Open last month, beating Nadal, Djokovic and then Alexander Zverev in the final of the ATP 1000 event.
Badosa: "No llego a Roland Garros como me gustaría"
Apenas unas horas de volar hacia París, la número tres del ranking WTA,, acudió a un acto en Madrid en el que se presentaba a la tenista como embajadora de Forcapil, una marca especializada en productos para evitar la caída del cabello. Allí, Badosa analizó cómo llega a tras una complicada de tierra en la que apenas ha ganado dos partidos entre Madrid y Roma. «Es un torneo muy emotivo para mí, significa mucho. Gané cuando era júnior y tengo muchos recuerdos bonitos. Me gustaría hacerlo bien», comentó Badosa a los medios.
Police chief's warning as Seville braces for Europa League fan invasion
Seville braces for an expected invasion of 150,000 Rangers and Eintracht Frankfurt for Wednesday's Europa League final. "It's too many people with too much alcohol, the majority without tickets for the game and lots of construction sites around the city, a recipe that could lead to serious problems," Juan Carlos Castro Estevez, Spain's General Commissioner for Citizen Security, said at a briefing with high-ranking National Police officers on Tuesday. He said 100,000 Rangers fans were expected with 50,000 from Frankfurt as the two clubs battle for the title that will qualify them for next season's Champions League.
