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After supporting Australian Janik Sinner, Carlos Alcararaz used Nick Kirgius ‘funny’ to have a more successful professional than him.
Kirgios, the former Wimbledon finalist, recently supported Sinner to gain more titles than Alcaras because Spanish “loves girls” and “may be too party”.
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The number two of the Alcaraz World is in the fourth stage at the All England Club, where he is facing the number 14 seed of Andrey Rublov.
This 22 -year -old is a popular choice for Wimbledon’s third consecutive title, now in a stunning 21 races, including Siner’s victory in the exciting French final.
Given that the world’s top two players currently have eight Grand Slam titles, the couple appears to have mastered men’s tennis for the coming years.
This is a vibrant discussion of which star is doing the most during his work.
And while Alkararaz has claimed to be the professionalism of Sinner in the long run, rather than showing his credibility to pursue his generational rival, Kirgius, who is not playing in Wimbledon to talk to Wimbledon.
In an interview with Tennis Patrick Maratoglu, the 30 -year -old was asked which of the two who believes he would have a stronger general profession.
He replied, “I say guilty because Alkararaz loves girls. He may be distracted, he may be too party.
“That’s my only thing, while I think the guilty will be slightly locked.”
But Alkararaz has now returned to eye -catching statements because he seemed to be targeting his goal in Kyrgios.
“They are funny comments that come from him, it doesn’t surprise me,” said Grand Slam’s five times.
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“There is no secret that Janik has less ups and downs than me. This is what I have worked on. It has nothing to do with the world of nightlife.”
Despite Kyrgios’s statements that cause stimulation, Alcaraz has already been open to the balance of his personal and professional life.
In his Netflix documentary series, “Carlos Alcararaz: My Way”, the Spanish star explained that he can sometimes find tennis too.
“My biggest fear of all the end of tennis is now a commitment,” he said.
“Sometimes I feel that I am slavery tennis and cause anxiety, frustration, doubt.”
He is always looking for ways to relax in court, and after winning the French Open in June, he went directly to Ibiza.
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Alkararaz confessed that he had “a few photos” but said his trip to the party island had not been left out.
While his shape was very emotional, Alkararaz has been difficult to do with his initial clashes in the Great Grass, and in the first round it has gained an exciting five set against Fabio Fogenin.
He also set aside a series in his last match, because he fought against Germayb Jan-Lennard Struff and won 6-6 6-6 6-4.
The Sinner has not had such a problem, with three successive victories going on the 16th stage.
Following the beat of Luka Nardi, Alexander Wukic and Pedro Martinez so far, the Italians will face Grigor Dimitrov in 2014 in the 16th stage, as he continues his offer for the first Wimbledon title.
