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I couldn't find my best game, nor my level; and I suffered some of the most painful defeats of my career. It has been my best week since the injury. At the tennis level, I can compare it to Vienna, where I felt very comfortable playing. But I would say that this week I have taken a step forward mentally. Rivals tremble and tennis rubs its hands, because Alcaraz doesn't hide: "As I have openly said, this is a tournament that I really want to win someday. I don't know if it will be this year, next year, or if I will ever win it, but I am going to work hard. I will believe that I can achieve it, and this year I will go with a lot of confidence and with a lot of information in my possession about the aspects that I really want to improve and in which I want to progress for this tournament." #Alcaraz #Tenis #Masters1000 (translated)

Favorite worm is something I believe is harmful to myself. Let's try not to think about it. We will aim to be as comfortable as possible, to have the best feelings and to give it our all, to compete and to be as mentally prepared as we can. #NittoATPFinals #CarlosAlcaraz #Tenis (translated)

I am very proud of how I am doing these days. I usually struggle in this tournament, it has happened to me on other occasions. This year is being strange, but that has allowed me to arrive fresh at this end of the course. I can't wait for tomorrow (for this Sunday). #Alcaraz #Masters1000 #Tenis (translated)

"I am very proud of myself," says Carlos Alcaraz after defeating the Norwegian Casper Ruud (double 6-4, in 1h 26m) and thus securing his first spot in the final of the Masters in Paris, where, by the whims of fate, he will meet this Sunday (3:00 PM, Movistar+) with the American Ben Shelton (5-7, 6-3, and 6-4 against Luka Van Aasche). In any case, the day after saving his neck in a magnificent tussle with Taylor Fritz—who had two chances to win the match—Alcaraz maintains positive biorhythms and arrives at the decisive episode of a tournament that had so far eluded him. "It has always been tough for me, but this year I arrived fresher," he clarifies before heading to the shower, becoming the fifth Spanish finalist—preceded by Andrés Gimeno (1972), Sergio Casal (1986), Rafael Nadal (2007), and David Ferrer (2012 and 2013)—and eager to follow in the footsteps of the only one who managed to triumph under the Parisian roof: Ferrer, who next year will coach Ruud, as revealed by Eurosport. #Alcaraz #Masters1000 #Tenis (translated)

The mustache is going to stay. I'm going to keep it for a week. I always wanted to jump on the court at least once with a mustache. Before Tokyo, we said with the team: 'Okay, if I win the tournament, we all have to grow mustaches.' And here I am, playing with a mustache. I think it's going to be fun. We were laughing and just having a good time with all of this. #Alcaraz #Tenis #Masters1000 (translated)

I think that sometimes we are being forced too much to step out of line to play many tournaments. We are playing many matches, and I think that is leading us down the wrong path. In this situation, Alcaraz sent a message of encouragement to Sinner: "I wish Jannik all the best this coming months, so that he is in good shape for the next season." #CarlosAlcaraz #Tenis #JannikSinner (translated)

"Este año tenemos un equipazo. Tenemos una gran oportunidad para ganarla y es uno de mis grandes objetivos"Acababa de levantar la Laver Cup con el 'Team Europa', que recuperó el dominio del tenis mundial al imponerse al 'Resto del Mundo' en Londres este domingo, pero Carlos Alcaraz tiene una ambición sin límites y ya piensa en las finales de la Copa Davis: "Este año tenemos un equipazo. Tenemos una gran oportunidad para ganarla y es uno de mis grandes objetivos", aseguró el murciano tras ganar su segunda Laver, la sexta del equipo continental. #CopaDavis #CarlosAlcaraz #Tenis