Alcaraz confident ahead of ATP Finals despite stomach issue
- Carlos Alcaraz cut short a training session in Turin on Friday because of a stomach problem, though the Spaniard told reporters he is feeling "better and better" ahead of the ATP Finals.
- Alcaraz arrives with momentum after winning titles in Tokyo, Vienna, and Paris, though he previously missed four months this year recovering from a wrist injury.
- "Every year I think this is going to be my year here," Alcaraz said, noting he arrives in "the best possible conditions" mentally for his first ATP Finals crown attempt.
- Alcaraz faces a unique dynamic in Turin as his former coach Juan Carlos Ferrero now coaches Ben Shelton, an adjustment Alcaraz described as "weird a little bit" but exciting.
- Competing for the title in Italy, Alcaraz emphasized he is "fresh and really looking forward to facing any difficulties" he might encounter in the tournament.
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Alcaraz confident ahead of ATP Finals
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Alcaraz confident ahead of ATP Finals despite stomach issue
"I didn't even have breakfast this morning because I couldn't. I woke up with my stomach feeling a bit upset," Alcaraz told reporters at the season-ending event. "Having to stop practice early left a bitter taste, especially as it was on centre court with a lot of people watching. But I'm feeling better and better. We're being careful, but I still eat things I shouldn't," the Spaniard added. Runner-up in Turin last year, Alcaraz arrives at the f…
The recent winner of the Rolex Paris Masters was unable to complete his training session this Friday in Turin.
The development of Carlos Alcaraz for the ATP Finals of Turin goes through an unexpected setback a few days before its premiere in the teachers’ tournament. The Spanish tennis player, who leaves as second head of series after linking the titles of Tokyo, Vienna and the Masters 1000 of Paris, was forced this ... Continue reading "Alcaraz finishes his training with Cobolli ahead of time due to an indisposition"
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