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Alcaraz is back!

Alcaraz is back!
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Guillaume Nonque
le 17/03/2024 à 23h45
1 min to read

Carlos Alcaraz has just won the Indian Wells Masters 1000 for the second year running. Having struggled since last September, the Spaniard is back to his best on the Tennis Garden courts. Following his victory over Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals on Saturday (1-6, 6-3, 6-2), the world number 2 dominated Daniil Medvedev on Sunday to claim the title (7-6, 6-2), in a rematch of last year's final.

Alcaraz initially struggled to get into the match. He lost his serve in the second game and found himself 3-0 down after 17 minutes. But he gradually turned things around, coming back to 3-3 and winning the first set in a tie-break. He was then able to give free rein to his tennis, and Medvedev was unable to keep pace. The Spaniard won 8 of the last 9 games of the match, playing magnificent tennis to win the 2nd set in 27 minutes and clinch the title.

There's no doubt that Alcaraz is back to his best. He is once again capable of beating anyone, and all observers are eager to see what resistance his opponents will be able to put up against him in Miami (March 19-31).

Medvedev D • 4
Alcaraz C • 2
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1
7
6
Carlos Alcaraz
1e, 12050 points
Daniil Medvedev
12e, 2910 points
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Hello I'm new

3j

I am surprised about relatively low attendance at Roland Garros which was the most popular slam 20+ years ago. I myself love it as well as really loving aus and us opens. I don't care about Wimbledon, sometimes maybe I can watch women's tennis. I hate Wimbledon's white dress code, I feel like I am watching junior tennis...I watched very few matches like Graf davenport final in 1999 the last time.....

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11j

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12j

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