Juan Carlos Ferrero’s Masterful Coaching Leads Carlos Alcaraz to Cincinnati Final against Djokovic

Behind a number one on the track like Carlos Alcaraz there is a leader on the bench like Juan Carlos Ferrero. The technician gave a master class on Sunday how to take your player in a match of maximum demand such as the final of the Cincinnati Masters 1000 against Novak Djokovic.

Ferrero was one of the first to be able to give instructions to his pupil on the circuit. He did it in the ‘Next Gen’ Masters that Carlitos won in 2021. So speaking from the band was something that was in an experimental phase.

It was tested on the circuit in the second half of 2022 and there it stayed because it seemed good to both the protagonists and the televisionswhich further encouraged the show by allowing the coaches to listen to their players’ messages.

Alcaraz misses a match point and yields to the reborn Djokovic in Cincinnati

‘Juanqui’ is one of those who talks the most and, therefore, one of those who takes the most advantage of the norm. Despite being aware that the ambient mics are right in front of him, transmits messages directly and clearly so that Alcaraz applies them in the best possible way.

Ferrero gave a master class in Cincinnati. He did not stop at any time to give instructions: “Come on, vega, point to point. I know it’s hard for you, but you have to go up with the serve. Don’t give up, don’t give up, come on. Resist, resist. Very attentive to the climbs. The one before you fail because you make too much effort, loose, loose. relax and continue“.

The coach is a kind of guide for his player who makes him see any circumstance of the game that can help him to win.

Without going any further, when it remained to lose the final, with an unfavorable score of 5-4 in the third round, Juan Carlos remembered the semifinal between Alexander Zverev and Djokovic: “Zverev broke him with 5-4 the other day“.

Alcaraz, the fruit of his youth, finds it difficult to take his breaks after long or important points: “Let go, let go, if they give you a ‘warning’ they give it to you. He is very attentive to the open, eye“.

The world number one did not give in until the final ‘tie break’ thanks to messages like “hold your jar, cheer up, cheer up. Long point now, you have to die there. It’s time to be. These parties have to go for them“.

Ferrero was already chosen as the best coach on the ATP circuit in 2022. With performances like the Cincinnati, he is taking giant steps to repeat the trophy.

2023-08-21 14:58:37
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