Cincinnati 2023 got underway with a particularity: without Diego Schwartzman. El Peque was defeated in the classification and thus ended a great streak of 52 consecutive appearances in M1000 tournaments. In this context, the 30-year-old from Buenos Aires expressed himself in his networks with a heartfelt message, dedicated to all those who support him. And the one who dedicated a few words of encouragement to him is Carlos Alcaraz, recent Wimbledon champion and world number one.
Little Schwartzman, with an open heart
“7 years… 52 Masters 1000 playing the main draw in a row. Today that streak ended, a mixture of sadness and happiness at having achieved things in these years that I had never imagined. Thank you to each and every one of those who took me here as a child and all of you on the other side who always bank and it’s the most beautiful thing in sport, reaching so many people and that when I do it well they enjoy watching me play. This continues, let’s go, let’s go, “he said Diego.
The message of encouragement from Carlitos Alcaraz
In response to the Argentine’s post, the Spaniard -current IEB + Argentina Open champion- showed his humility: “Always keep your head up, Dieguito. Every effort will be rewarded.” In addition, several of Peque’s compatriots commented on the publication with the same intention as the leader of the ATP ranking: Francisco Cerúndolo, Pedro Cachín, Tomás Etcheverry, among others.
It’s not all bad for Schwartzman. A few days ago it was confirmed that he will play the main draw of the US Open, the fourth Grand Slam of the season. The Argentine escaped from having to dispute the classification due to the loss of Australian Nick Kyrgios. He has a good record in New York: his best performances were in 2017 and 2019 when he reached the quarterfinals.
2023-08-14 12:12:05
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