With his unsatisfactory performance, Carlos Alcaraz is receiving a lot of criticism for his unstable form and playing style.
Roger Federer spoke up to encourage Carlos Alcaraz after his recent unsatisfactory performance. “Express Train” stated that sometimes Alcaraz will have to lose because this is an inevitable part of this sport.
Carlos Alcaraz made his mark on the ATP Tour in 2021, where he started the year ranked in the top 150 and finished as World No. 32, with the highlight being his first appearance in the Grand quarter-finals Slam at the US Open.
In 2022, the Spaniard had his big breakthrough, winning five titles – one Grand Slam (US Open), two Masters 1000s and two ATP 500s. youngest in tennis history to finish the season as World No. 1.
This season, Alcaraz continues to assert himself as one of the strongest players in the men’s singles tournament system. He has won a total of six titles: Wimbledon, Queen’s Club Championships in London, Madrid Open, Barcelona Open, Indian Wells Masters and Argentina Open.
In the latest episode of the ATP Tennis Radio Podcast, Federer praised Alcaraz and said that he has an incredible future ahead of him. The former world No. 1 also reassured that “Carlito” will occasionally face inevitable defeats, as he did at the Masters 1000 event in Shanghai.
With his unsatisfactory performance, Carlos Alcaraz is receiving a lot of criticism for his unstable form and playing style.
Roger Federer spoke up to encourage Carlos Alcaraz after his recent unsatisfactory performance. “Express Train” stated that sometimes Alcaraz will have to lose because this is an inevitable part of this sport.
Carlos Alcaraz made his mark on the ATP Tour in 2021, where he started the year ranked in the top 150 and finished as World No. 32, with the highlight being his first appearance in the Grand quarter-finals Slam at the US Open.
In 2022, the Spaniard had his big breakthrough, winning five titles – one Grand Slam (US Open), two Masters 1000s and two ATP 500s. youngest in tennis history to finish the season as World No. 1.
This season, Alcaraz continues to assert himself as one of the strongest players in the men’s singles tournament system. He has won a total of six titles: Wimbledon, Queen’s Club Championships in London, Madrid Open, Barcelona Open, Indian Wells Masters and Argentina Open.
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Roger Federer spoke up to encourage Carlos Alcaraz in the face of doubts about his performance. (Photo: Reuters)
In the latest episode of the ATP Tennis Radio Podcast, Federer praised Alcaraz and said that he has an incredible future ahead of him. The former world No. 1 also reassured that “Carlito” will occasionally face inevitable defeats, as he did at the Masters 1000 event in Shanghai.
“Alcaraz is amazing. I mean, look, he’s still young and everything he’s achieved is great, not just on clay or hard courts. Winning the Wimbledon championship against Novak Djokovic in the final, that was no joke. I was very impressed with the performance on Center Court that day,” said Federer.
“Of course, with Rafa, Novak, me and Murray, we all look forward to the generations that will continue the legacy of their predecessors. And I think Carlos, he’s doing the best he can so far. It will definitely take time, like here in Shanghai, but Alcaraz is doing very well.”
The world number 2 tennis player is expected to continue competing in the ATP 500 tournament taking place in Basel, Switzerland. Alcaraz can earn 500 points and tie the score with Djokovic if he wins the championship. After that, both players entered competition at the last ATP Masters 1000 tennis event of the year – Rolex Paris Masters taking place on October 30.
If Alcaraz reaches the final of the tournament in France, the Spanish tennis player will surpass Djokovic to take over the world number 1 position before the ATP World Tour Finals 2023.
