Carlos Alcaraz overcomes illness and Andrey Rublev to revive ATP Finals hopes
“I felt good from the baseline running and felt I had more options today.” After sharing the opening six games, Alcaraz broke Rublev’s serve with a scorching forehand winner and reeled off five successive games to seize control of the match. World No ...
Carlos Alcaraz’s two ATP Finals matches have been a microcosm of his recent up-and-down form
Despite that, Alcaraz did make the semifinals in Turin last year, and he beat a dialed-in and unusually composed Rublev on Tuesday. The back-and-forth second-set tiebreaker, which Alcaraz won 10-8, could serve as a microcosm of what makes Alcaraz so thrilling—and occasionally frustrating—to watch.
Aryna Sabalenka's coach Anton Dubrov outlined multiple reasons why the Belarusian WTA player's forehand is faster than ATP players including Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. Dubrov's reasoning ...
Alcaraz donned a pink nasal strip against Rubelv to help him ... your struggles outside the court and you try to put your ...
Carlos Alcaraz: Most likely, Alcaraz will be relying on high-percentage ... Furthermore, the physicality and strong ...
The young Spaniard, in the on-court interview after beating Andrey Rublev, 'took stock' of his physical condition ...
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