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He has a plan A, B, C, D, and probably every letter of the alphabet," Dzumhur describes Alcaraz

He has a plan A, B, C, D, and probably every letter of the alphabet, Dzumhur describes Alcaraz
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Clément Gehl
le 10/08/2025 à 14h42
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Damir Dzumhur will face Carlos Alcaraz this Sunday in Cincinnati. The Bosnian had already crossed paths with the Spaniard a few months ago at Roland-Garros.

Asked by the ATP, he described his upcoming opponent and stated that, regardless of the match's outcome, he is primarily happy to be in good health.

"I lost the match at Roland-Garros, but I felt very special emotions facing one of the best players in the world on such a special stage—someone who will probably be one of the greatest players in history.

He has a plan A, B, C, D, and probably every letter of the alphabet. He's one of the fastest players, and his game is so varied that he can play it at the highest level.

Now I have the opportunity to face Alcaraz for the second time this year in Cincinnati. I’ll try to give my best and rediscover the game that allowed me to beat him sometimes a few months ago.

We’ll see. The most important thing is being here. Three years ago, I was on the brink of death. Now, I can do what I love.

Damir Dzumhur
66e, 837 points
Carlos Alcaraz
1e, 12050 points
Dzumhur D
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Dzumhur D
Alcaraz C • 2
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