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There were a lot of “positive and encouraging” signs for Novak Djokovic at the Madrid Open and he hopes to continue his upward trajectory in Rome this week before switching focus to the French Open.
“Special”, “really impressive” and “best player in the world” are ways that Novak Djokovic has described Carlos Alcaraz with the current world No 1 saying the teenager is among the favourites to win the French Open.
Juan Carlos Ferrero, entrenador de Carlos Alcaraz y uno de los grandes artífices del crecimiento del joven tenista español, para sumar su cuarto título de la temporada y subir al número 6 del ranking ATP. Ferrero repasó el crecimiento de Alcaraz, el suyo como entrenador del murciano y también los nuevos objetivos y metas para lo que resta de temporada tras un gran inicio de año.
Rafael Nadal has compared his body to an "old machine" that takes time to get going as the Spaniard aims to build some momentum ahead of Roland Garros when he competes in the Italian Open this week.
The French Open is fast approaching. The second Grand Slam of the year starts in Paris on May 22, leaving the Italian Open as the last big opportunity for players to fine-tune their games. Ad/> Carlos Alcaraz and Ons Jabeur are looking good shape after their wins in Madrid, but who needs a strong week in Rome in preparation for the French Open? ATP Rome'Really tough' — Thiem needs time on road to recovery, as Nadal and Wawrinka can testify14 HOURS AGO Casper Ruud The clay season has not gone according to plan for Ruud.
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Rafa Nadal's return to action after more than a month out due to injury saw him lose to teenager Carlos Alcaraz in the Madrid quarter-finals but the 21-times Grand Slam champion always knew it would take some time for his "old machine" to fire up.