Alcaraz makes no bones about it: "I'm going to give them what they want, which is gold".

Carlos Alcaraz is irresistibly efficient.

Winner of the French Open and then Wimbledon, the Spaniard will be going for Olympic gold this Sunday against Djokovic. And all at just 21 years of age!

Buoyed by a bluffing level of tennis and unfailing self-confidence, could it be that the native of El Palmar is growing wings?

Whatever the case may be, when he meets Djokovic, he seems more determined than ever to make Spain's colors shine high in the sky: "Get ready... for the show I'm going to give you (laughs). I don't know, I just expect you to cheer me on.

I'm very grateful to the people who are in the stadium and who have come here to Paris to cheer me on, they are a very important support for me in this tournament.

To the people back home, who are many Spaniards, thank you for being on TV, for cheering me on in every way: I'm going to give them what they want, which is gold."