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Juan Carlos Ferrero pasó por los micrófonos de El Larguero de la Cadena SER para analizar el último éxito de su pupilo Carlos Alcaraz, que este domingo se convirtió en el tenista más joven de la historia en ganar un torneo ATP 500 a sus 18 años, un hito que le ha hecho dar el salto por primera vez en su carrera al Top-20 del ranking ATP.
Carlos Alcaraz no es futuro. Es presente. El fenómeno murciano, que quema etapas a velocidad supersónica, apareció después de conquistar su primer ATP 500, el de Río de Janeiro, Una entrada en el top-20 entre el estruendo de los elegidos y la espontaneidad de la adolescencia, que le llevó a festejar sus triunfos simulando con sus manos unas gafas, dedicándoselo así a 'Los Lupas', su pandilla de El Palmar.
Carlos Alcaraz had yet another breakthrough moment as he won the ATP 500 Rio Open. Alcaraz, 18, beat third seed Diego Schwartzman 6-4 6-2 in the final to claim the second title of his career. Ad/> It was only two years ago that Alcaraz won his first-ever professional match against Albert Ramos-Vinolas in Rio de Janeiro, now he is ranked No 20 in the world and has firmly established himself as one of the best young prospects on tour.
Carlos Alcaraz made history at the Rio Open by becoming the youngest-ever winner of an ATP 500 event. The 18-year-old comfortably saw off Argentine Diego Schwartzman 6-4, 6-2 to take his second tour-level title after winning at the ATP 250 Croatia Open last year. Ad/> By landing that first title in Umag, Alcaraz had become the youngest ATP title winner in over 13 years, but now he has taken another step up by becoming the youngest winner of the 500 category since the format came into being in 2009.
The 18-year-old Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz on Sunday clinched the Rio Open title after defeating Diego Schwartzman. The seventh-seeded Alcaraz defeated third-seeded Schwartzman 6-4, 6-2 to become the youngest ATP 500 champion since the category was created in 2009. It is the second tour-level title of the teen's career following his breakthrough in Umag last year. "I can't believe it, honestly. It has been a great week for me playing a great level," Alcaraz said in his on-court interview.
La victoria de Carlos Alcaraz en el Torneo ATP 500 de Río le ha supuesto un salto en el ranking ATP, donde el joven tenista español sigue escalando posiciones a sus 18 años en su camino hacia la élite del tenis.
Spanish 18-year-old Carlos Alcaraz beat Argentina's Diego Schwartzman in two dazzling sets on Sunday to win the Rio Open final, becoming the youngest ATP 500-level champion ever.