Alcaraz was happy because the Wimbledon yard is slower

*Alcaraz - Norrie: 21h30 Today 8/7, Hanoi time. Cameron Norrie. He has just defeated Andray RubleV 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 in the fourth round Wimbledon on 6/7.

Alcaraz thinks that playing at Roland Garros is more convenient, because he has a series of tournaments on the ground to boot and adapt. At Wimbledon, the 22 -year -old player only played one prize, Queen’s Club Championships - where he was crowned. "The test with RubleV is really worthwhile, because he will push you to the limit. I try to fill the mind with positive thoughts. The tennis is really the fight of the mind ". Alcaraz is also the youngest tennis player in the quarterfinals of men 12 times in Grand Slam, ranked on the three legends of Bjorn Borg, Boris Bec and Nadal. The tennis history also has only six champions of these two different events in the same year. "There are many elements that you are forced to adapt, in which the yard is the biggest difference. I have been awkward to find a way to move on the pitch and now feel very interested in this surface ".

Many Wimbledon players complain that the yard is slower, affecting the serve and other skills. In fact, the tournament opened in the hottest day of history with a temperature of 32 degrees Celsius, causing hay and clinging to the ball.. However, Alcaraz still impressed with 22 ACEs before Rubleev, surpassing his average number of 9 owls per game. This is not too difficult schedule for the star who owns 5 Major, because the strong opponents are predicted to meet him in the final rounds, Holger Rune, Daniil Medvedev and Alexander Zverev are eliminated early. On the same day, two heavy ball players Amanda Anisimova and Anatasia Pavlyuchenkova confronted in the second quarter final. The remaining quarterfinals are Novak Djokovic meets Flavio Cobolli, Jannik Sinner to meet Ben Shelton (Single Men), Mirra Andra Andraa fighting Belinda Bennic and Iga Swiatek Liudmila Samsonova (Women) will take place tomorrow.