“You have to dream big,” Carlos Alcaraz VALIENTLY aspires to become one of the ‘best’ tennis players in tennis history
Carlos Alcaraz aims to become 'one of the best' tennis players and he is all set to reach that level by polishing his skills.
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Carlos Alcaraz is unstoppable at the moment. The Spaniard has defeated almost all the ATP Top 10 players at various tournaments. The US Open champion desires to join the ‘elite club’ of the best tennis players in history.
The World No.2 had recently claimed the Barcelona Open title, after defeating Stefanos Tsitsipas in straight sets. He voiced that his current focus is to hone his skills and become ‘one of the best’ the tennis sport ever had.
“Well, my dream on tennis right now is to become one of the best tennis players in the history”, he said during the press conference at the Madrid Open.
” I know that this big dream is probably is too big, but, in this world, you have to dream big and you have to think big as well. So, I want to be a part of, you know, the best tennis players in history and I will work for it“, he further added.
The Spanish player also won the Indian Wells Masters championship, after registering an outstanding win on Daniil Medvedev. His Miami Open run was cut short, after his semi-final defeat at the hands of Jannik Sinner.
Alcaraz has booked his place in the semi-final of the Madrid Open and he will be facing the Croatian player, Borna Coric.
Carlos Alcaraz, one of the biggest threats at the Roland Garros
Carlos Alcaraz has recently described his ambition of becoming ‘one of the best’ players of the sport. While looking at his current form and back-to-back wins at the ATP Tours, the Spaniard will be posing some tough competition at the French Open.
With Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic currently, out of action, the World No.2 is clearly the favorite for the trophy. The two-time Barcelona champion has an explosive game style, which is definitely an advantage on the clay court. Serena Williams’s former coach Patrick Mouratoglou has also appreciated the 20 years-old by calling him an ‘all-court player’ but also stated that his shots and skills provided him an edge on the clay surface.
The US Open champion had to withdraw from the Australian Open due to a right leg injury. As he missed the chance to play in the Grand Slam, Alcaraz will be definitely eyeing a potential win at the Roland Garros.
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