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Carlos Alcaraz completed another fairy-tale week in his fledgling career as he overwhelmed reigning champion Alexander Zverev to win the Madrid Open. The 19-year-old backed up victories over Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic en route to the final with an emphatic 6-3 6-1 success in just one hour and two minutes that cements his status as one of the favourites for this year’s French Open.
Alexander Zverev has played down his chances of defeating Carlos Alcaraz in the Madrid Open final as the defending champion claimed the 19-year-old would take over ownership of the court in Madrid after Rafael Nadal's dominance at the tournament. Nadal has won the event five times while Alcaraz will be bidding for his first title at the clay-court Masters 1000.
Después de superar a Rafa Nadal y, a Carlos Alcaraz únicamente le queda un obstáculo más para proclamarse campeón del Este domingo, el murciano disputa la final del torneo ante, precisamente, el defensor del título, el alemán Alexander Zverev.
Carlos Alcaraz told Eurosport the French Open will be a «good challenge» for him after reaching the Madrid Open final. Alcaraz stunned 20-time Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic in three sets just a day after beating 21-time Grand Slam winner Rafael Nadal to reach his first-ever final in his home country. Ad/> Although he is delighted to be through to a second Masters final this year, the 19-year-old says that playing the likes of Djokovic and Nadal over five sets will pose a different test in his pursuit of a maiden major title.
Alexander Zverev says he expects an «extremely tough» match against Carlos Alcaraz after sealing an engrossing three-set win over Stefanos Tsitsipas to reach the Madrid Open final. Zverev, the defending champion, was once more in his element at the Caja Magica, losing just 16 points on his own serve to come through 6-4 3-6 6-2 and set up a much-anticipated final against the 19-year-old Alcaraz.
se sacó de encima su mala racha contra Stefanos Tsitsipas sobre tierra batida. El griego, que le había ganado en sus tres enfrentamientos en esta superficie, mordió el polvo en las semifinales del: 6-4, 3-6 y 6-2 en 1h53. Aún domina el cara a cara por 7-4, pero el alemán, vigente campeón del torneo, repetirá final. Este domingo (18:30, La 1 y #Vamos) su rival será Carlos Alcaraz, en lugar del ausente Matteo Berrettini. Contra el español tiene un balance positivo de 2-0. Le ganó bien el año pasado en Acapulco (6-3 y 6-1) y Viena (doble 6-3), sin ceder un set.
Después de superar a Rafa Nadal y, a Carlos Alcaraz únicamente le queda un obstáculo más para proclamarse campeón del Este domingo, el murciano disputa la final del torneo ante, precisamente, el defensor del título, el alemán Alexander Zverev.