Carlos Alcaraz Told He's 'Made of Different Stuff' After Vienna Open Triumph
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Back in shape after his title in Vienna, the world number 3 finally hopes to shine in the Parisian Masters 1000, where he never exceeded the quarter-finals.
Carlos Alcaraz enchanted Vienna, got the title and the hearts of the fans. The Spaniard swarmed and even left a personal souvenir behind. Tournament boss Herwig Straka was able to enjoy more than 90,000 spectators, a visitor record and a lot of recognition from the tennis world.
Not only on the course, but also verbally Carlos Alcaraz always has the right answer ready. In his tournament victory in Vienna it becomes clear how much he missed the tennis world last time.
Spanishman will try in the coming weeks to win the Masters 1000 in Paris, the ATP Finals and the Davis Cup. Three tournaments where he never had the victory. ...
A winner at the beginning of the season of the Australian Open and Doha tournament, Carlos Alcaraz was distanced from the courts between mid-April and the end of August due to an injury to the right wrist. But since his return to the competition at the US Open, the Spaniard has won 15 of his 17 tournament matches (plus a win in the Laver Cup), with a quarter final in New York lost against American Ben Shelton and a title in Tokyo at the beginnin…
Nothing like a title to add confidence, to prop up the road, to look at the last month of competition with upright chest. And with a smile, perhaps missing. So Carlos Alcaraz rises after raising the title of the ATP 500 of Vienna, the fourth of the year (after the Open of Australia, Doha and Tokyo), with an overwhelming ending in which he minimizes Alex de Miñaur, 27 years and 10 of the world, (6-1 and 6-4) after completing a fantastic week.He s…
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