Alcaraz gives Spain a Miami Open men's winner
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Spanish fans brought plenty of their nation’s flags to Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday, thrusting them into the air whenever things were going well for Carlos Alcaraz.
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Spanish fans brought plenty of their nation’s flags to Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday, thrusting them into the air whenever things were going well for Carlos Alcaraz.
Spanish 14th seed Carlos Alcaraz capped a dream run at the Miami Open with a 7-5 6-4 win over Norwegian world number eight Casper Ruud in the final on Sunday to secure his first ATP Masters 1000 crown.
Casper Ruud faces Carlos Alcaraz in Sunday's Miami Open final, in what is a first-ever Masters 1000 final for both players. Alcaraz has long been likened to his compatriot Rafael Nadal, someone Ruud knows well off the tennis court. Ahead of his maiden Masters final, the world No 8 admitted he had played golf with Nadal before and said the 21-time Major champion was just as tough on the golf course as the tennis court.
Tanto el rival en semifinales de Carlos como el que lo será en poco más de media hora han hablado maravillas del nacido en El Palmar.
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.
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.
Carlos Alcaraz became the second-youngest male finalist in the history of the Miami Open behind Rafael Nadal when he defeated Hubert Hurkacz in Friday's semi-final. During his 7-6(5) 7-6(2) victory over the defending champion, the 18-year-old was praised for conceding a point Hurkacz believed he shouldn't have lost.