The competition for the current Wimbledon champion, Carlos Alcaraz, is still going strong.
The competition for Carlos Alcaraz, the defending Wimbledon champion, is still going strong. The Spaniard’s scoreboard appeared to be flawless, but the tennis player took advantage of this and finished the first two challenges with ease.
The final score against the Australian, Vukic Alcaraz, was 7-6;6-2;6-2. The young Spaniard experienced a few minor setbacks in the opening set, but Carlos finished the match unscathed and advanced to the third round.
Alcaraz hopes to win the fourth Slam of his nascent career, having previously triumphed at Roland Garros this year.
Carlos Alcaraz, who has lost a lot of matches lately, will play American Frances Tiafoe in the following round.
Carlos Alcaraz remarked, “I have a great relationship with him as I do with many tennis players off the court, but nobody is my friend inside.”
“On the field, you have to worry just about yourself and your chances of winning against your opponent. In addition to being a fantastic tennis player, Frances is a wonderful person who enjoys herself both on and off the court.
It’s going to be a great game, and I’ll do everything in my power to win. This is an amazing man who always tries to put on a show. Us Open in 2022? The context will be very different from where we were at his place, so it will be a little different here.
I hope that things won’t go the same way this year because we had a wonderful match that ended in five sets that were quite close. Alcaraz responds, “I already found myself in this position, the last time at the Us Open I did not feel much pressure and I try not to think about it,” when asked about the pressure of being the current champion. Many things have changed recently; I now go to bed earlier and typically take more time to rest. I also try not to use my phone as much, which has been challenging for me (laughs). I want to give it everything I’ve got because I have certain challenges.