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Alexander Zverev y Carlos Alcaraz darán el pistoletazo de salida a la ronda de cuartos de final del cuadro masculino de Roland Garros. El alemán, tercer favorito al título, y el español, sexto cabeza de serie del torneo, se volverán a ver las caras apenas tres semanas después de que Alcaraz derrotase a Zverev en la final del Mutua Madrid Open.
Alexander Zverev reached the French Open quarter-finals for the fourth time by ending Spanish qualifier Bernabe Zapata Miralles' run in the last 16 on Sunday.
Alexander Zverev has said Carlos Alcaraz “gets what he wants” when it comes to court scheduling at the French Open. Alcaraz, 19, has played three of his four matches so far on Court Philippe Chatrier, the main show court. Ad/> Rafael Nadal, the 13-time champion, has also had three appearances on Chatrier, while world No.
Mischa Zverev has revealed the blueprints for how his brother Alexander Zverev can beat teenage sensation Carlos Alcaraz in the French Open quarter-finals. Since saving a match point in his second-round win over Albert Ramos-Vinolas, Alcaraz has clicked into action and looks a serious contender to go all the way at Roland-Garros. Ad/> The Spaniard stormed into the last eight with a comfortable straight sets win over Karen Khachanov on Sunday, while a tetchy Zverev also came through in three sets against Bernabe Zapata Miralles.
Alexander Zverev has criticised French Open organisers, who he claims have favoured rising Spanish teen star Carlos Alcaraz, his quarter-final opponent at Roland Garros on Tuesday. Zverev, 25, is unhappy about his lack of matches on Roland Garros' showpiece Philippe Chatrier court, which has a retractable roof, compared to Alcarez.
World number three Alexander Zverev has criticised French Open organisers, who he claims have favoured rising Spanish teen star Carlos Alcaraz, his quarter-final opponent at Roland Garros on Tuesday. Zverev, 25, is unhappy about his lack of matches on Roland Garros' showpiece Philippe Chatrier court, which has a retractable roof, compared to Alcaraz. The German feels organisers put him at a disadvantage ahead of his quarter-final with only one of his four matches so far on Chatrier.
Carlos Alcaraz has played two matches in the night session so far at the French Open, and now he wants his quarter-final clash with Alexander Zverev to take place in daylight. Although the later start did not seem to be a problem for the Spanish teenager as he dispatched Sebastian Korda and Karen Khachanov with ease in his last two matches, Alcaraz thinks, out of fairness, that session times should be evened out among the final eight players.
Carlos Alcaraz produced another high-intensity performance to beat Karen Khachanov at Roland Garros and the win earned him a quarter-final showdown against Alexander Zverev.