Carlos Alcaraz is one of the most notable young players of the felt ball village at the moment. In 2022, the 18 -year -old star impressed the Rio Open championship and reached the semi -finals of the Indian Wells Masters. At this time, he was competing in another Masters 1000 tournament, Miami Open.
In the US, Alcaraz has passed Fucsovics and Marin Cilic in turn to appear in the fourth round. Here, he faces the challenge that is not easy, Stefanos Tsitsipas. However, with impressive performance, the player was dubbed “Little Nadal” defeated his seniors to win tickets to continue after only 2 sets.
In Set 1, Tsitsipas was a better start when he won the first break in game 6. He entered the confident and launched powerful ACE. However, in the second half of the set, Alcaraz had a strong up.
In Game 9, Alcaraz reclaimed the successful break and balanced the score of 5-5 in game 10. To the hinge game 11, he continued to successfully break the opponent's gaming game to gain advantage. Coming to game 12, “Tieu Nadal” closed the set with a white game. 7-5 is the ratio of this set.
Sang Set 2, Alcaraz hit Tsitsipas when winning the break right in the first game. In the rest of the set, the Greek player could not turn the flag. He lost the break once more in game 9 and accepted the racket with a 3-6 defeat.
In the end, Alcaraz won 2-0 and officially won tickets to the quarterfinals of Miami Open this season. The next opponent of 'Tieu Nadal' is Miomir Kecmanović – the 48th rank player in the world.
