Carlos Alcaraz reveals his happiness for the Djokovic, Federer and Nadal fans cheering for him.
Carlos Alcaraz claims that being supported by Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer fans gives him extra motivation and happiness when he plays Novak Djokovic.
According to Carlos Alcaraz, having Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer supporters encourage him when he plays Novak Djokovic is a source of extra motivation and happiness.
Along with acknowledging the comparisons to the Big Three, Alcaraz said he does not aim to imitate any player because he wants to feel like Carlos Alcaraz.
Since ascending to the very top of the sport, Alcaraz has often been compared to tennis legends;
Djokovic, who fell short of the Spaniard in a thrilling Wimbledon final in July, has heaped praise on the man.
Djokovic expressed his thoughts about Alcaraz a while before and said: “I think people have been talking in the past 12 months or so about
his game consisting of certain elements from Roger, Rafa, and myself. I would agree with that.
Carlos is a very complete player. Amazing adapting capabilities that I think are key for longevity and a successful career on all
surfaces”I think he’s got the best of all three worlds. I haven’t played a player like him ever, to be honest.
Roger and Rafa have their own obvious strengths and weaknesses.
Before the exhibition event, Alcaraz spoke with the Mexican media about his rivalry with Djokovic and addressed the comparisons drawn between him and the famous three.
He said: “I perceive that I am Carlos Alcaraz. We don’t set out to copy any style from the three.
For someone like Djokovic to say that I have the best of the three best players in the history of our sport, for me, is wonderful, but,
inside, I want to think that I am not any combination of any player. I want to feel that I am 100% Carlos Alcaraz.”
He added: “I’m a guy who watches social media a lot and every time I face Djokovic, there are always fans cheering me on.
It is an extra motivation and a joy to have those fans of Rafa or Federer, perhaps not all, but a large part,
cheering me on when I play against him or any player. It is wonderful.”
Holger Rune reveals what he really thinks about rivalry with Carlos Alcaraz.
Despite the defeat against Marcos Giron, Holger Rune has decided to extend his stay in Toronto to continue training on the courts of the National Bank Open.
The Dane was spotted at the Iga Stadium on the occasion of the match between Carlos Alcaraz and Hubert Hurkacz.
Rune witnessed live the significant comeback completed by the Spanish against the Pole. The world number one experienced a long moment of
difficulty just when the match seemed to be under his total control.
Two breaks ahead in the third set, Alcaraz lost his serve twice in a row and put his rival back in the game.