Carlos Alcaraz, After His Injury: "There Were Doubts as to Whether He Would Be Able to Hit the Right as Always"
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Carlos Alcaraz expresses the last days of a year of extremes: in January, his first Australian Open that crowned him as the youngest to achieve the four Grand Slams; in April, his first serious injury that left him without tennis and with doubts; starting in October, straight final course excels, with three titles (Tokyo, Vienna and Paris). He now arrives in Turin, in the ATP Finals, a very juicy challenge that pursues after two failed editions …
The tennis player who arrives in the best possible conditions, especially mental, at the start of the ATP Nitto Finals of Turin
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Carlos Alcaraz said this Friday that he arrives at the ATP Finals in Turin (Italy) "in the best conditions, especially mental", and that although "there were doubts as to whether he would return 100 percent" after his injury, those unknowns left "at the first moment" he competed."It was not easy, the truth was not simple (...) I did not expect it because there were doubts, whether he would return 100 percent, if he would be able to hit the right…
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