“I Tried to Get as Much Information as I Could”: Carlos Alcaraz Explains Unusual Approach to Paris Victory
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Carlos Alcaraz secured a place in the round of 16 of the Masters series tournament in Paris after defeating American Alex Mickelsen 7:6(4), 6:3. The match on the hard courts in the French capital lasted an hour and 42 minutes. The second-seeded Spaniard had to go through a serious test in the first set. The two exchanged one break each in the fifth and sixth games, after which they did not allow any further hesitations in their own serves. Thus,…
Just over a month after his only previous match, in Tokyo, the 23-year-old Spaniard, second in the series and exempt from the first round, won again against Michelsen, fourth-finalist of the last US Open. Alcaraz, who has never surpassed the quarter-finals of the Parisian tournament, will face Italian Matteo Berrettini (43rd), who shortly before got rid of the French Ugo Humbert (38th) by 7-6 (7/3), 7-5. A few hours after the successive eliminat…
Carlos Alcaraz won the American Alex Michelsen in the Masters 1,000 of Paris and advances to the eighth of the finals. The Spanish surpassed the 35th ATP ranking in a very hard-working game with many comings and goings, but ended up taking the victory. The Murcian stuck with the passage of the games, but is still ... Continue reading "Alcaraz beats a postman Michelsen and passes to eighths of Paris"
Carlos Alcaraz (ATP-3) won another victory at the Masters Series tennis tournament in Paris, France, on Wednesday evening.
The world's number 3 Spaniard did not have any worries to rule out the American Alex Michelsen in the second round of the Masters 1000 in Paris this Wednesday.
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