US EditionCarlos Alcaraz Captures Nadal's Roland Garros Footprint: Explains Gesture
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“There have been times when things didn’t work out for me, I complained, I kicked, but I know that this must be momentary. Unleashing anger, that the angry man doesn’t...
Carlos Alcaraz captures Nadal's Roland Garros footprint: Explains gesture
Carlos Alcaraz captured a powerful moment ahead of his semi-final, paying tribute to Rafael Nadal’s iconic Roland Garros legacy — a quiet gesture that spoke volumes before he marched into yet another French Open final.
"I think about the effort of Rafa": Carlos Alcaraz found extra motivation from the Nadal footprint
Carlos Alcaraz explained why he took a photo with Rafael Nadal's footprint before playing his Roland Garros semifinal match against Lorenzo Musetti. The defending champion was up two sets to one when the Italian retired due to injury (5-7, 6-4, 6-0, 2-0, ret.). 'Carlitos' is having an incredible run...
Carlos Alcaraz Reveals Reasons Behind Taking Picture of Rafael Nadal Footprint Before Roland Garros Semifinal
In a touching pre-match moment at Roland‑Garros, defending champion Carlos Alcaraz paused on Court Philippe‑Chatrier to take a photograph of The post Carlos Alcaraz Reveals Reasons Behind Taking Picture of Rafael Nadal Footprint Before Roland Garros Semifinal appeared first on FirstSportz.
Carlos Alcaraz took a break before his semifinal in Roland Garros, on Saturday (6), to photograph the permanent tribute to his childhood and compatriot idol, Rafael Nadal. The 21-year-old Spanish, widely seen as the natural successor of Nadal, caught the cell to record the mark that celebrated the 14-time Roland Garros campaign. Read More Coco Gauff advises Boisson after he became prominent in Roland Garros Coco Gauff win Lois Boisson and goes t…
Carlos Alcaraz never ceases to marvel at the plaque that immortalized the legacy of Rafa Nadal in Roland Garros. This Friday, when he entered the Philippe Chatrier to perform the exercises prior to his semifinal match against Lorenzo Musetti, the Spanish tennis player, worthy heir of Manacor in the land of Paris, photographed with his mobile phone that indelible memory.A plaque that was revealed in the spectacular tribute that Nadal received in …
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