Alcaraz | Carlitos se lo pasa bien
Juan Gutiérrez
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Nada más terminar la en la que Carlos Alcaraz se coronó como campeón del, el tenista murciano habló ante el público de la Caja Mágica. Carlitos, que esta semana ha cumplido 19 años, ya tiene dos Masters 1.000 en su palmarés, y desde ya sueña con ganar un Grand Slam.
En una hora y dos minutos, y tras ceder cuatro juegos, puso este domingo el broche de oro a un grandísimo . En la final más corta y con tanteo más bajo de los 20 años de historia del torneo (6-3 y 6-1), el murciano se merendó al vigente campeón, ganador también en 2018,, que sólo había perdido dos partidos en la Caja Mágica (19-3 ahora), ninguno de ellos en el estadio Manolo Santana. Fue un visto y no visto, una especie de entrenamiento con público, con pocos intercambios largos y apenas grandes puntos, pero los 12.500 aficionados que abarrotaron la central disfrutaron al máximo de los 62 minutos de exhibición que ofreció Alcaraz para ganar el quinto título de su carrera, cuarto en 2022 (es el líder en ese apartado) y segundo de Masters 1.000 tras el de Miami. «Ahora mismo eres el mejor del mundo», le dijo Zverev, rendido, en la entrega de trofeos.
Carlos Alcaraz told Eurosport the French Open will be a «good challenge» for him after reaching the Madrid Open final. Alcaraz stunned 20-time Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic in three sets just a day after beating 21-time Grand Slam winner Rafael Nadal to reach his first-ever final in his home country. Ad/> Although he is delighted to be through to a second Masters final this year, the 19-year-old says that playing the likes of Djokovic and Nadal over five sets will pose a different test in his pursuit of a maiden major title.
Alexander Zverev says he expects an «extremely tough» match against Carlos Alcaraz after sealing an engrossing three-set win over Stefanos Tsitsipas to reach the Madrid Open final. Zverev, the defending champion, was once more in his element at the Caja Magica, losing just 16 points on his own serve to come through 6-4 3-6 6-2 and set up a much-anticipated final against the 19-year-old Alcaraz.
Carlos Alcaraz believes the sky is the limit after becoming the first player to beat Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic at the same tournament on clay as he stormed into the Madrid Open final on Saturday. The 19-year-old Spaniard reached his second ATP Masters final in five weeks and claimed his first win over a reigning world number one, overcoming Djokovic 6-7 (5/7), 7-5, 7-6 (7/5) in front of a sell-out home crowd at the Caja Magica. Alcaraz has a tour-leading seven wins against top-10 players this season. He enters Sunday's final against defending champion Alexander Zverev carrying a nine-match winning streak, having triumphed in Barcelona a couple of weeks ago.