After that defeat, Alcaraz returned to the field and won the tournaments in Queen’s Club and Wimbledon, and also repeated the journey of Roland Garros in 2024, reporting the sport club.
“There is no need to change the prescription that brings victories,” he said through a smile of Alcaraz in the documentary “Carlos Alcaraz – My Way”, which is displayed on Netflix.
In the film, members of his team suggest that the then young man from Spain did not fully follow professional standards that requires top sports.
“Carlos doesn’t want to give up on the things that Djokovic was willing to give up in order to achieve his dream,” said Physiotherapist Juanjo Moreno, after which I was alcaraz:
“I am 21 years old and I want to do things in my own way. I may not take so much attention to myself as Djokovic. I spend a lot of time enjoying life – maybe more than I should. But in the end, it’s my way,” he said, then continued:
“I realized I had to enjoy both the field and out – sometimes forget I’m a professional tennis player. It really needs it.”
His coach, former Champion Juan Carlos Ferrero, gave his own view:
“Carlos has a different approach to life and work from the rest of us. Sometimes I sometimes wonder if she can really become the best of all time. It is great that he won two grand straws 2024., but the real challenge will keep that level.”
And Agent Albert Molina agreed with that thinking:
“When you look in the long run and compare it with Novak, Roger and Rafom – they were constant and on top for years. There is a difference.”
In any case, the results go in favor of it – with less than 22 years, Alcaraz has already reached four Grand Slam titles.
(Vijesti.ba)
