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Rafael Nadal has admitted that Carlos Alcaraz was the better player after losing their Madrid Open quarter-final 6-2 1-6 6-3. The world No 4 had been playing the first tournament of his comeback from a rib injury he picked up in his last match against the teenager, and is now shifting his focus to the upcoming French Open.
Con una sonrisa de oreja a oreja, con la alegría del chico que acaba de ganar a su ídolo. Así apareció Carlos Alcaraz en la rueda de prensa El murciano, que ya es el número siete del mundo, ya piensa en el partido de mañana ante Novak Djokovic, donde espera que su tobillo esté en buenas condiciones. Estas son las palabras de 'Carlitos' tras el partido.
Inaugura el partido con un juego en blanco Tsitsipas. Muy entonado al saque de salida el heleno.
Alcaraz entered the contest with a 0-2 record against Nadal, but knew he had his chances given his opponent's lack of match play.
Carlos Alcaraz overcame an injury scare on his way to a milestone victory over Rafael Nadal on Friday to set up a blockbuster semi-final against Novak Djokovic in Madrid. Alcaraz entered the contest with a 0-2 record against Nadal, but knew he had his chances given his opponent's lack of match play. Nadal was out of action for six weeks nursing a rib injury, and arrived to Madrid with little to no preparation on clay.
In a clash of generations, Spanish teenage sensation Carlos Alcaraz overcame an injury to defeat his idol Rafael Nadal 6-2, 1-6, 6-3 in the Madrid Open quarterfinals on Friday.
Heir apparent Carlos Alcaraz claimed his first victory over clay-court king Rafael Nadal to set up a semi-final against Novak Djokovic at the Madrid Open.
It was third time lucky for Carlos Alcaraz, as he finally got a maiden victory over Rafael Nadal in the Madrid Open quarter-final. The 19-year-old outlasted the five-time former champion 6-2 1-6 6-X in a rollercoaster two hour and 28 minute match that saw Alcaraz hindered when he rolled his ankle and play stopped as medics rushed to a fan in the stands. He will now face world No 1 Novak Djokovic for the first time in Saturday's semi-final.