Carlos Alcaraz (2nd) Enjoy why he wins. Although, thinking about it, maybe he wins because he enjoys. Spanish is already in the third round of Wimbledon And, after his victory, he left a very interesting words when referring to the delicate situation of Alexander Zverev (3º).
When Beasts He was eliminated in his debut before a brilliant Arthur Rinderknech (72º)expressed all his discomfort of recent months with worrying statements, touching the sensitive issue of mental health, so current today.
One of those who first spoke and advised the German, three times finalist in Grand Slam tournaments, was the Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka, Leader of the Women’s Circuit. Subsequently, Roland Garros’s brand -champion was consulted, who said he felt “very happy to have found the right path, with great joy on the track”, recognizing having suffered certain ups and downs in the past.
Juan Carlos Ferrero’s pupil showed all his maturity, he stopped manifested a few days ago with a fan that would break down in the middle of the central court and his own daughter through social networks hours later: “For me it is not about winning or losing, I try not to focus on it. It’s about enjoying playing tennis, From having a good time when you go out to the track and not think about the result, to live the moment. Wimbledon, for me, is a gift. Every game that game is a gift. “
“I try to take advantage of it and enjoy it. Sometimes it is difficult, I know and accept it. I play for myself, for my team and for my family, I do not think of anything other than being happy on the track. And it works quite well, “extended the number 1 of the ATP World ranking, which achieved its 16th success to the thread over the London lawn and this Friday will face the winner of the lawsuit between Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime (28 °) and the German Jan-Lennard Struff (125 °).
For now, the Carlitos formula gives results. As he says in his own documentary, the young tennis player lives it in his own way, saying openly that he travels to Ibiza with friends after being crowned in Paris and always showing a smile.
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