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Y aquí pueden consultar todo lo que ha sucedido en esta primera jornada de Roland Garros: la sorprendente eliminación de Garbiñe, derrotas de Taberner y Davidovich, la victoria de Munar, un nuevo partido perdido para Thiem, la derrota de Jabeur...
Decenas de personas miran desde los descansillos de las escaleras de la Philippe Chatrier a la pista 5, llena de aficionados. En la puerta, se agolpan más a la espera de una oportunidad para entrar. La causa de tanta expectación, al nivel de la que despierta siempre Rafa Nadal, es el entrenamiento de , la sensación del tenis mundial, que comparte la sesión con el polaco Hubert Hurkacz bajo un sol de justicia. Al final del ensayo, con un divertido partidillo y en un ambiente de bromas y buen humor, el chico firma autógrafos, se hace fotos y regala muñequeras y pelotas antes de salir escoltado por guardias entre una multitud y aclamado por los fans: «Carlos, Carlos, Carlos...».
PARIS (Reuters) - The first Grand Slam tournament without any COVID-19 restrictions since the pandemic started in early 2020 kicked off under menacing skies at Roland Garros on Sunday.
PARIS : The first Grand Slam tournament without any COVID-19 restrictions since the pandemic started in early 2020 kicked off under menacing skies at Roland Garros on Sunday.
Mats Wilander has been speaking highly of Carlos Alcaraz as the Spaniard prepares to face Juan Ignacio Londero in the first round at Roland-Garros. Speaking to Alize Lim, the Eurosport expert was full of praise for the sixth seed, who is looking to build upon his mesmerising form that has seen him defeat Novak Djokovic in Madrid, and that was after toppling his compatriot Rafael Nadal, becoming the first teenager to defeat the 'King of Clay' on his home surface.
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Teenage Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz starts the French Open as the second favourite - and a top target for mind games by the other contenders. The world No.6 has won four titles this year, including his last three Masters events in Miami, Barcelona and Madrid.
Former British No 1 Tim Henman feels Rafael Nadal is the “very slight favourite” to win this year’s French Open, but says the impressive Carlso Alcaraz or Novak Djokovic can’t be written off.