The Spanish Carlos Alcaraz, who will become number one in the world just by jumping on the track in his debut at the Masters 1,000 in Rome, is measured against his compatriot Albert Ramoswho this Thursday beat the Italian Francesco Passaro in the first round.
An injury prevented the Murcian tennis player from participating in last year’s tournament that was raised by the Serbian Novak Djokovic, from whom he will snatch the privileged position in the ranking this Saturday simply by going out on the court.
The Madrid Masters 1000 champion trained on track 6 of the Italian venue, under the watchful eye of fans who greeted him with cheers and his coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero.
2023-05-13 11:00:49
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