Alcaraz wins Queen’s for the second time in his career by defeating Lehecka
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Carlos Alcaraz faced Jiri Lehecka in the Queen’s final this Sunday. The Spaniard was aiming for a second title in London, after winning against Alex de Minaur in 2023.
Although challenged, the Murcian triumphed 7-5, 6-7, 6-2. Despite being pushed during a set, Alcaraz was relentless in the decisive set.
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Just two weeks after his victory at Roland-Garros, he lifts his 21st trophy out of 27 finals played and will be the big favorite for the Wimbledon tournament, where he is the double defending champion.
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But, sure let's talk about another player not wanting to take the vaccine, notwithstanding that it's his body, his choice, like it is for many women who chose abortion.
Let's also not talk about a player from Italy who doped.
Could it be because where the player is from (in which case you'd be a pure racist)? Like, it's an automatic crime to be from Serbia but you're forgiven all your sins if you're jannik from Italy or Rafael from Spain?
Lastly, isn't it interesting that Rafael will side with jannik and even support him after doping but the same Rafael will stick a knife in the back of his colleague who chose not to take the vaccine?
Think about it.