Alcatraz described Alejandro Davidovich Fokina as an example of struggle, sacrifice, overcoming adversity, and self-confidence when no one else had it, and stated that he had won the Shanghai Masters 1000. https://t.co/V8iwV2Vknh #Lucha #Superación #Deporte (translated)
Alcatraz wrote that it was outrageous for Alcaraz to fail in Shanghai while two other players reached the final. He added: "How disgusting we are." https://t.co/V4HuQQOVcA #Alcaraz #Tenis #Shanghai (translated)
Alcatraz wrote that Alejandro Davidovich Fokina had reached the finals of Shanghai after defeating the world's number one. He highlighted his aggressive and fearless play, and believed he had shown a "world-class" level and could aspire to the title. https://t.co/uho2mlA4uC #Tenis #AlejandroDavidovich #Shanghai (translated)
Alcatraz wrote that, despite Alcaraz's setback in Shanghai, there were two Spaniards in the semifinals of a Masters 1000. He described Davidovich as unstoppable, highlighted Jódar's level, and stated that Mérida was knocking at the door. He also maintained that Spanish tennis had returned to its best stage. https://t.co/NEKe7WFlJ7 #Tenis #Alcaraz #Masters1000 (translated)
Alcatraz wrote that David Ferrer would cease to be the captain of the Davis Cup in 2027 and that this year's edition would be his last in charge of Spain. https://t.co/XlaGuYNoP8 #CopaDavis #Tenis #DavidFerrer (translated)
Alcatraz wrote that, although he considered Alcaraz to be the best player in the world, the tennis player could have days where he lost against anyone, and he stated that the match that day was an example of something they had been seeing for years. He also predicted that comments would arise doubting him and criticizing his team, but those who questioned him would disappear when he returned to prove, in his opinion, that he was the best. He described that dynamic as part of the process and a cycle that repeated every year. #Alcaraz #Tenis #Deporte (translated)
Alcatraz wrote that Carlitos had played a very solid match in the second round of Shanghai and related the improvement of his serve to having grown a mustache. He also considered that he had a great opportunity to win the tournament. https://t.co/09yQvUscTL #Shanghai #Tenis #VamosCarlitos (translated)
Alcatraz wrote that Carlos Alcaraz had won the Tokyo tournament, in which, as he pointed out, he competed for the second time since his injury and showed a high level. He added that it was his third title of the year and the first since February. https://t.co/y68XyXvgZ1 #CarlosAlcaraz #Tenis #Tokio (translated)
Alcatraz recalled that, a month earlier, Alcaraz had lost to Shelton in the quarterfinals of the US Open, in a match he had the chance to win. He wrote that instead of getting frustrated, he left smiling and convinced that he was on the right track. He added that that day he had won a title again and described his mentality as being "on another level." https://t.co/GO1JGRRSmp #Alcaraz #Tenis #Mentalidad (translated)
Alcatraz highlighted that the player had managed to win the set thanks to his experience and described his comebacks in the tie-breaks as extraordinary. He added that he was one set away from claiming another title. #Tenis #Deportes #Remontadas (translated)
Alcatraz indicated that the end-of-year tournaments used to be challenging for Alcaraz due to physical and mental strain. However, he believed that the four months the tennis player had been sidelined by injury could change the landscape this year and that, with Sinner absent, he would have a great opportunity to win in Shanghai, Paris, the ATP Finals, and the Davis Cup. #Alcaraz #tenis #ATPFinals (translated)
Alcatraz praised Alcaraz's level during the match, although he noted that there was a lapse at the end of the first set. He described the third set as an outstanding performance and said that although he needed to improve in the first sets, that was his way of competing and it should be respected. https://t.co/kP4gqYtBzx #Alcaraz #Tenis #Deportes (translated)
Alcatraz stated that he was Carlos Alcaraz and that he could play a first set normally. He repeated that claim three times. https://t.co/fKwQPuVux6 #Tenis #CarlosAlcaraz #Deporte (translated)
Alcatraz stated that it was hard to argue that the athlete he was referring to was the best in history and pointed out that he had defeated Sinner and Zverev in the same season. He also considered that continuing to compete with that motivation was a gift for the audience. https://t.co/6MipJypXEo #Deportes #Tenis #HistoriaDeportiva (translated)
SECOND ROUND. A match with many ups and downs. It is clear that Alcaraz still needs to get into competition rhythm. What is clear is that the level and the winning mentality are there. The draw has opened up quite a bit, so let's go for the title. https://t.co/ZhdCdCVdni #Tenis #Alcaraz #Deportes (translated)
Important to see him winning these sets, we can say that he has returned. https://t.co/fYqq1D4mWa #Alcaraz #Tenis #Deportes (translated)
Imagina criticar a un chaval de 23 años por aceptar recibir un millón y pico de euros por comer con Federer #Dinero #Oportunidades #Deporte
Ganará o perderá, pero lo que no se puede negar es que este tío va a dar todo lo que tiene. https://t.co/lYJAzEK6Po #Deporte #Competencia #Pasión
CUARTOS DE FINAL Es una burrada lo de Alcaraz. Mucha gente diciendo que no iba a ser competitivo y que se había precipitado. Pues le acaba de meter un 3-0 a Tommy Paul. Solo se ha dejado un ser este Us Open. No solo es buenísimo, sino que tiene un equipazo detrás. https://t.co/9cfW4puKqX #USOpen #Alcaraz #Tenis
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