Hey tennis fans! Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz has once again shown his mettle by surviving a late scare from Australia's Adam Walton in an exciting opener at Queen's Club, London. Coming off a successful title defense at the French Open, Alcaraz kept his cool in a match that had us all on the edge of our seats. 🎾
Originally set to face his compatriot Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, who withdrew due to illness, Alcaraz focused on his battle with Walton. The first set was a tight contest at 6-4, with Walton creating moments of real tension. The second set turned into a thrilling tiebreak, where a perfectly timed forehand winner sealed the deal!
After the match, Alcaraz shared his excitement: "I feel great, I feel super happy to be back on grass. It's a special surface, a special place to me. In these nine days I have done everything – rest up, practicing, playing a match again." This vibe is totally relatable for young pros who know the hustle of bouncing back after hard work.
Next up, Alcaraz will take on his Spanish compatriot Jaume Munar in the second round. For our tech-savvy readers keeping track on mobile, this match promises more intense action and top-tier tennis. Stay tuned and keep cheering for more epic moments on the court! 🤩
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Alcaraz survives late scare against Walton in opener at Queen's Club
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