French Open 2023: 'Massively intimidating' for rivals to watch 'complete' Carlos Alcaraz says Tim Henman

Eurosport expert Tim Henman believes it is “massively intimidating” for rivals of Carlos Alcaraz for the Spaniard to “look so complete at the age of 20”. Alcaraz delivered another outstanding performance at the French Open as he sealed his place in the quarter-finals with a comprehensive 6-3 6-2 6-2 win over Lorenzo Musetti. Ad The Italian was expected to be a tricky opponent for Alcaraz having got the better of him in the final of the German Open last year.

However, on this occasion, the top seed was simply too strong. Roland-GarrosAlcaraz v Musetti — French Open highlights2 HOURS AGO Alcaraz has taken the tennis world by storm since his emergence and entered Roland-Garros as the world No. 1 as he aims for his second Grand Slam title.

And Henman believes his form will be worrying to the rest of the players on tour. “When you see him play on clay, he looks so comfortable, but then you remember his success on other surfaces,” said Henman. Novak Djokovic produces dominant display to march into quarter-finals with over Juan Pablo Varillas Novak Djokovic exclusive: 'The best I've felt since the Australian Open' Disqualification for Miyu Kato hitting ball kid 'too strict' says Alex Corretja “He really is maturing incredibly quickly, and is still only 20.

“That’s so exciting for us to watch his development, but it must be massively intimidating for his opponents and players watching him win and look so complete at the age of 20. “It was a great performance. He destroyed Musetti after losing those opening two games.