The Murcian tennis player has revealed that it would be a dream to play with the Balearic
In the most recent interview with Carlos Alcaraz, the tennis player took the opportunity to talk about Roland Garros and his process in this tournament. Besides, He took the opportunity to talk about Rafa Nadal and his desire to compete with him during the Paris Games. Without a doubt, a dream for both Spanish tennis players.
“I hope he recovers as soon as possible. There is one year left and we will see how we are both“said Carlos Alcaraz, who said he felt very sad when he found out about Rafa Nadal’s withdrawal from Roland Garros. A sensation that has undoubtedly been seen in the followers of the Mallorcan tennis player.
In the preview of Roland Garros, Carlos Alcaraz was clear with his objectives in the tournament
Regarding Roland Garros, the Murcian noted that “As a fan of tennis and Rafa, I love watching him play. I really like to see the best, you learn things. It was bad news and I was wondering what would happen without him here. I hope he returns one hundred percent next year, ”he indicated.
Rafael Nadal could not defend the title achieved last year and aspire to his fifteenth crown in Paris for not having recovered from the physical problems he has in his foot and assured that the next one will be his last season on the circuit, which may end with the next Olympic Games.
After spending time in Madrid and Barcelona, the 20-year-old tennis player wants to get another Grand Slam
“I am the same player as last year, but I am more mature, mentally I am stronger, I read the court better that before, is something very important to me“. He speaks Alcaraz in Paris, where from Monday he will seek to conquer his second Grand Slam, this time with the world number 1 on his back.
“When Rafa is there it is more complicated, especially in this tournament. But I have never been afraid of anyone. Even if I had been there, I would not have given myself less chance of winning the tournament, I am that ambitious”, adds the Murcian, who arrives at Roland Garros with the tournaments in Madrid and Barcelona under his arm.