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Carlos Alcaraz no es solo futuro. Es presente, y vaya presente. El murciano, con 18 años, disputará este domingo una final de Masters 1.000 por primera vez en su corta carrera. Para ello, Alcaraz superó con maestría a Hurkacz en unas complicadas semifinales. Ahora, el tenista español aspira a levantar el título más importante de su trayectoria, y para ello tendrá que vencer al noruego Casper Ruud.
Tras meterse en la primera final de un Masters 1.000 de su carrera el español Carlos Alcaraz habló en el Hard Rock Stadium de Miami sobre lo que sentía en aquellos momentos y acerca del El de este viernes no fue un partido cómodo para Alcaraz, que no encontró la manera de romper el servicio del polaco, pero hizo valer su superioridad en los dos tie-break. Aquello también lo analizó en zona mixta el murciano.
Carlos Alcaraz has defeated the defending champion at the Miami Open, Hubert Hurkacz, to secure his first ATP Masters final.
Carlos Alcaraz continued his sensational play on Friday to beat defending champion Hubert Hurkacz 7-6(5), 7-6(2) and set up a Miami Open final against Casper Ruud, who ended the dream run of Francisco Cerundolo with a 6-4, 6-1 win earlier. For the second night Alcaraz electrified the fans at Hard Rock Stadium with his feisty and fearless play and the 18-year-old will now look to become the tournament's youngest ever champion on Sunday against world number eight Ruud. "I will try to play like it's the first round to mask the nerves," said Alcaraz, who beat Ruud in straight sets in their only previous meeting in Marbella, Spain, last year. "I think I'm going to enjoy it and it will be a great final." In the first set, Alcaraz erased a break point while trailing 3-4 with one of his trademark drop shots and later blasted an exquisite backhand passing shot to send the first set to a tiebreak.
Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz continued his sensational play on Friday to beat defending champion Hubert Hurkacz 7-6(5) 7-6(2) and set up a Miami Open final against Casper Ruud, who ended the dream run of Francisco Cerundolo with a 6-4 6-1 win earlier.
No. 6 seed Casper Ruud earned the first spot in the Miami Open title match by defeating Francisco Cerundolo 6-4, 6-1 in Friday's semifinals.
Carlos Alcaraz has proven himself to be one of the most exciting young stars in tennis, with the numbers to back it up. He officially became the youngest male player ever to make back-to-back semi-finals in Indian Wells and Miami - and now has a winning percentage second only to Rafael Nadal for the season as a result. The 18-year-old will take on Hubert Hurkacz in the Miami semis on Friday night.
Anoche, Alcaraz tuvo que saber sufrir para vencer a un impecable Kecmanovic. Así consiguió el murciano su plaza en estas semifinales.