It’s all about belief and mental strength. You can have early exits and suffer the toughest losses, but what matters most is that you keep learning, growing, and turning those losses into victories
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Carlos Alcaraz:
- Youngest man to reach #1
- Youngest man to achieve Channel Slam
- Youngest man to win Slams on all surfaces
- Youngest man to win all big American titles
- Youngest man to complete Career Slam
- Youngest man to win both Paris titles
He’s coming for everything.
I’m coming to Paris feeling fresh, hungry, ambitious, and excited for the tournaments ahead. I’m just really happy to have made it to the final
Little by little, I’m finding ways to stay mentally strong through difficult moments. I know that sooner or later, I’ll find my rhythm and play my best tennis during the indoor season
I enjoyed every second and every point. Even in the difficult moments of the second set, I tried to stay strong and not let myself down
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Alcaraz after the match 📣:
"Did I think I would lose? Did I think I could turn things around? Both. It was time to do what I had to do. If I had to lose, I would lose, but I didn't want to have the feeling that I could have done more "
When you pull off a great comeback, some people just can’t admit it. So they turn it into “ifs,” call you a clown, or accuse you of using the crowd. Well, it’s tennis, baby! The crowd cheers, and the match isn’t over till it’s over
I think we both played some great tennis tonight. There were some amazing points and incredible shots. Hopefully, everyone enjoyed the match
